x.~7.~'~ ~.~e~A~, c~u~. 7717~ P~RLIAUEtIT [~UILD£~$, ,. p a ssengers overpower~ y8V-l;t~ knlfewieldir O ng hijack wieldingMIAMI (AP) -- A" lmife- b~ted and charged with Th,ere were 84 passengers, "All of a sudden we were captain came out to speak the hijacker. He (the cap- character," said .pa~nger tentinn before the flight hijacker was air piracy, and six members, going to Cuba," he said. "We • with the bljacker. Westen-_. tein) grabbed him. overpowered by passmgers. A Federal Aviation 'Ad- aboard the flight,crew the agency had dropped our wheels and Gary Shapiro, 25, of Athens, because he was playing loud sad crew aboard an Eastern . ministration spokesman said said. - were getting ready to. land in doff said he was seated "I grabbed him around the Ga. "If I was going to pick music on a cusatte tape Airlines jetliner Thursday • the incident began when a James' Westendorf, a Havana." He seida crew someone who was going to be recorder, said ~apiro, an afte~hehaderderedthepllot man "approached '. the Hollywood, Fla., passenger immediately behind, the- neck and told the captain to a hijacker, I'd say he was archeologist who was member tried to persuade bltm,ke~. in 'th,, ftpat,-dao bU~t him in the old you-. just too conspicuous." to divert to Cuba. ' ~tewarde~ with a.knife and who helped subdue the man, the ~blJacker it would be studying ruins in Central Theplmielandsdssfniyat anid, "We're going t0 Cuba." said the hijacker and the better if .the plane went to section, knowwhat, said Westan.. ~apiro said the hijacker America. Miami where the suspect, . The ix~idsnt aboard the stewardess went to thelirat- Key West, Fie. dorf.' was blond, wearing a red identified by the FBI as Miemi-boundtlightoccurred elaassection~andast down. "I, thought to myself, The hijacker was tied up" scarf on his head, a white After the Jet landed at Allah Roland Kagan, 24, of Just after takeoff from Westendorf said he did not 'Maybe there'a something I with neckties and part of a " shirt, brown vest, and black Miami Inte,rnational Airport, The'crew member then re- can do to help.' The captain seatbelt,. Weatendorf said. pasta that were too short. Holyoke, Mass., was Guatemala, the FAA said..see a wea~n turned to the c~ckplt an~i the the passengers were was on his knees talking to "He was a conspicuous," The man attracted at- questioned by the FBI.

,TnV. CnIVF' nvAn AT B3 ... a nada "mou.rns Diefen.baker :. O'ITAWA (CP) -- ~b time physician, Dr. J.C. retiring'at 10p.m. But it wan all forgnuun 11 body of John Gedi;ge Samis. Diefenbaker was to have when Knowles and Dief-onbaker will .be,la~d in . Diefenbaker recently gone to the Yukon today to Diefenhaker's wife, Olive, state today .' 'in/'the recovered from a bout of particlpatoin'theopanlngof discovered that their an- [ Parliament balldinga/Just a pneumonia he claimed had * the Dempster Highway, cos,ors both came to the , ~ew dozen yards from.the brought him uncomfortably llnklng the Yukon to Inuvlk, United States from Britaln i l Commons chamber where close todeath. Less than a N.W.T., -- a project con- on the Mayflower centuries ~.] the former prime minister week ago, he was boasting colved during his days as ago, became a living .legend about his newly-regained prime minister, during the last B9 ye~. health and was exci~,d about Parliament Hill was "From then on, John and I A full state funeral will be planned trips to China and flooded by tributes momenta were very good friends," held Sunday for the 83.year- the North Pole. after his death. Knowlea said. • i old father.of the Bill of IlLs last full day, Wed.. ~ "Canada han lost a man of Others who knew . Rights who died Thursday ueeday~ wan spent in his great stature," the Queen" Diefenbaker had similar i~ from a heart attack' in his memorabfllafilled said in a statement issued comments. home. 'Parliament. Hill .. office, from London. L The body will then be preps'ring for the new ' Prime Minieter Clark, who E.DavieFulton, Justice carried across the country Parliament. He also madea occasonally "suffered the mlninter in the DIefenbaker I ~b~lain to Saskatoon for' rare appearance at the sting of Diefenbaker's sharp cabinet and now a Justice of i Wednesday, stopping National Press Club to tongue, said: the Bxginh Columbia at cities and towna en route celebrste.the'acqnieltlonof a "We have lost a rare man.. Supreme Court: "His ~i. where the people. Diefexi-: new billiard table. " His imprint on this nation is Judgments may sometimes kill baker, called "my fellow. That evening at home, he • permanent and all of us who have been clouded, but his ~.~, Canadians" will have an continued working and were privilegedto work wLth sense of purpoae wan not and ...... opportunity to pay' their last watched part of a.baseball him know that we will never be' was capable of great • ~i~~ respects, game on television before see his likes again." generosity," / . Diefexihaker, ~who served ' ~ii;:;ii ' as prime minister from 1957- r'~ .@!"M ~ _ . i . • Dte~enbaker Cuntre',~ne~,it~e ~'::~ " University of Saskatchewan ....!rlDutes '~pouring in " '~6fl~:tlti~'~'b'~i~,~T'~'.~'~~i~'~:.:::';:: ~.~.-:.:~:.~.~v~.~.~•~.~.~.~.:~``.~.~:.:::::=`.~.:~ L. ~.~:...... ~'~ Saskatchewan River, .,MOments 'afl'e~~ John 1957, to April m, i963, and clough of l.iamiitoh, . ~ According to :Diefen- Dlefenbaker'a death the member of Parllam~t for secretary of state in baker's wishes,, the remains ' tributes atarted and within a the Saskatchewan riding of Die~enbaker's cabinet, on ::~::..:.::. : i:~;~: of his second wife, 01ivel will few hours they were pouring Prince Alberi --'was a great her way to work in a Toronto ~ii~ ::~::~ : ::: .~:~:~:~::~:~ be exhumed from an Ottawa in-- from bl~/fbrmer cabinet. Canadian who would become. :fflce building when a man cemetery and also be ministers, from the long,ires an integral chapter in the farted from a bookstore in a transported by train for -friends who spoke of his country's history'books, betel mall.and shocked her ~:: ~* ...... " :~i:::~:~::~:~:~ burial at the university,• dect~cy and .honesty and with the news. :.:~,. where he first studied law from his political enemies. And from the sorrow and "Idon't think he'll ever be and later served as chan- • admiration of those who forgotten," she said. "In my cellor. Mrs. Diefunbaker~ A theme emerged from praised him came heartfelt opinion he had the greatest ~,.~:~:~,:: ;~: ~ ~ died inDecember, 19'/6. their comments: John eulogies that the history impact on the Canadian George Diefenbaker -- books can ne'ver capture, scene of anybody' since Sir t :~:~/~:::i~:.~"~:"~ ::":~:::: ...... NICKNAMEDLafthe Chief,FAMOUSas he was ' prime minister from June 21, There was Ellen Fair- John A,Maedonald." known, to Canadians in-' :~,.,. eluding the Saskatchewan i voters who sent the staunch SEE STORY PAGE 5 ! monarchist to the House of

I election since 1940; died ~ . i clutching some parlia- Tougher times seen ! men,sty papers. i "I think itwas the way he POINTE-Au-PIc, Que, appointing results as in 'dowh to the first of three would have wanted*to go," (CP) -- The 10 provincial 1978," he said. business sessions. ~elth'Martin, his executive premiers sec tough times The start of the eonferenee During the session, the .assistant, told reporters, : ahead for Canada's economy' Thursday was overshadowed premiere also ~dsrsed a " Momenta after Mar,inan'. • and~ want the federal by the death of former prime proposal by Nova Scotia :'~: natmced the death of the government to take ln~- minister John Diefenbaker. Premier John Buchanan :~r:::.:~:~~:::: ~ ~ . former Progressive Con, mediate action to counter 'The premiers paid tribute to calling for more tax shelters ~: ::~::..... ~ ...... ~rvati've leader, flags on looming unemploymcot and "The Chief'' which required, for industry and a general i Parliament Hlll were inflation problems. .some of them to swallow, loosening of the tax system lowered to half mast and But determined to have i~lltical and even personal to help poorer provinces black bunting surrounded his their say, they agreed at antagonism .before buckling attract investors. portrait in a corridor near' their 20th annual'conference i the Commons. ' Thursday to organize a UOK,,polTq2L~.~v~.,J[[4"J~,.LJ~J~~~g~'r]r~A~rl~"~ UP Telkwa resident David Helkenberg tries his luck He rose as usual Thursday federai-provineini flnasce I morning at 5:15 a:x~. EDT ministers' meeting before a . WASHINGTON (AP)' -- lend the monay to business i I' PhOtO bY Or~l Middle,on and began reacting "~some federal budget is presented The U.S. Federal Reserve and consumers. Fishing excellent _o._..opening Oct. 9 of the first" hitheinll.QuebecPremi~ Rene Le- lendingBoard increasedrate to a recordits bank 10.5 Even before the board an- Parliament dominated by vceque, hosting the con- porcentThureday, virtually nouneed the increase, there the Conse~vativea since foresee, told reporters after ensuring higher interest was plenty of new evidence Lenter Pearson defeated Thm'sday's closed meeting rates that likely will worsen that the U.S, was slipping ' .Diefenbaker's splintered that ecor~my and energy the recession in the United deeper into the r~aslon' Fishermen throughout the area seem to be pleased pay attention to ~e regulations for sport fishing laid party in 1963. talks filled most of the day. States. that most economists believe ~ with their catches this year, and Jim Culp, owner of out by the B.C. Fish and Wildlife Branch, which are beenArcbleMequeen,'whehas spendingaummecs with premiersLevasque want saidto know theas ctiscountTheinereaseintheboard's rate from 10 per wlll continue into 19e0. i{ .Jim's Tackle Shop, said Thursday there are more available at sport shops good times ahead for fishing enthusiasts. 'these res6"ietions include limits on the number of Dlefenbaker as a special soonas possible what will he cent means that hanks which The commerce depart- t assistant, found the body on the agenda at the borrow f'mm the Federal meat said housing starts in "This is the best time of the~year in the Skeena for fish which can be kept according to species, restric- about 7a.m. aprawled on a November economic' Reserve Board will have to July declined seven per cent stealhead," he explained, "since the steelhead are tions on the types of bait and hooks ailowed in specifle couch in the study of his mectingtooutlinepriorlties, pay more to borrow, and from June and an lg-per.cent migrating through the.Skeena right now and pass areas, anddates whencertain rivers are el0sed, home in pesh Rockcliffe "0therwise we'll have dia.- thns charge more when they , dociinefromayanrearller, right by Terrace." One local fisherman said more fishermen are Park, an Ottawa suburb. The • releasing their' catch in an effort to conserve the study was filled with , Caip said the fishermen, m0sthavinggoodluekwith sport's resourees, momentos of his greatest IT'S WORSE ELSEWHERE i 'spin and gin' lures or the same lures and roe, are "The fish and wildlife branch heartily endorses this hero, Sir John A. Macdonald, • ' ! finding sandbars along Highway 16 the best tflshing philosophy of voluntary catch and release," says the the first prime minister. WASHINGTON(CP) -- purchases than they had Switzerland showed a spots, but said fish are still being caught by campers regulations book. . Efforts to revive - Inflation is increasing in been doing a year before. • considerable Jump to an on Ferry Island. ' . The book also gives 'guidelines for fishermen in- Dlefenbskersuccessful and were he wasun- most of the world's in. The U.S. flgure was 10.S annual rate of four per Both tourists and residents alike, said Culp~ should terested in releasing their catch unharmed, pronounced dead by his long- dnstrielized countries but per cent in May and I0.~ emt in June, for which there are some signs of a per cent in June, The May the Japanese and BERGER ineinca.ads, the,n..g efortheUSwasth. ^,,. an w,renot ' TOM o ternstionai Monetary highest among the tZ available. 1 l~_d reported Thursday. countries reporting. In Native claim than land well.among"me UnltedSteteswas the leaders in June,rose to Britain's11.3 per cent. figure stablePrance at the highremained rate of Ii.~ $ Inore the inflation boost. The upward tendency 10.1 per cent. I Canada, Austria and the also was visible in 'West The ~ reported in a ' Netherlands reported a Germany, Japan, memorandum that 'VANCOUVER (CP) -- A • education, health and social the urban native as it ia to Berger said native people "Rather, they wish to downward trend in Belgium, Sweden, Nor- rich industrial countriesthe settlement of native claims services, public ord~ and the rural native, do not wish to ,xetin to the ensure that their culture can consumer prices in May. way and Switzerland. are going deeper into the will not be merely a matter "over.arching all of these, "Their doterminaUop t~ past. continue to grow and change The IMF lists 14 Among the 12, Swlt. red on their international ofprovidiaglandandmoney, the future shape and enm- remain distinct peoples ls "Thaydonotwishto he the --in direcUons they choose countries as industrial. In zerland still had the trade. They bought ~7.3 says Mr. Justice Thomas position of political in- based on their conviction objects ofmure sentimental- for themselves." the 1~ that gave figures lowest figure in May, s I/Ilion worth of goods in Berger of the British stitutlons." , . that individual identity lty," be said. "They :do not The settlement of native for the month of May -- price rise of only 2.9 par May, a record figure and Columbia Supreme Court.' . Speaking to the In- depends on collective say that native culture, claims should provide the ell butltely and l)enmark cent for the preceding 1~ nearly $10 billion more Berger said W,eclnesdsy ternati0nal Congress of identity -- knowing ~#ho you natlve'communities and the means to enable native -- consumers were months, closely followed than they sold. That d~l- .~ renewablethatthe claimS, andextendnon, to claimsAmerieanistS'arehefoundedsaid natiVeon peopleare,homearemeanskn°wingwh° whereyour your native economy should be people to thrive and native paying an average of 8,3 by Japan and Austria cit was more than twice , "..~ renewable resources, ,mnetblng. as important to is". amusementi~served in and amber edifleatlon.. for our Berger.culture to develop, said per cmt more for their with 3.1 ver cent. But as large as April's. /'~

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AT SEA , Stormhampers ),acht search I NEws'BR'EFsI WINNIPEG (CP) -- Pro- . place to develop, a place PLYMOUTH, England are reported still at sea and are in. relatively sheltered.. Ont,, are in Plymouth. The tanker in a blanket of fog. herself and the three ducer-dircctor :John Hksch wbe.re~in@ g~te~ted," he (CP). -- Another bI~ storm at least three sailorsare sdll waters of the English. ' Paohe~a of Vancouver took Dm'in~ Tuesday's storm "a Canadians on de~k, roped to has come home to Winnipeg says. People always locked blew up off southwest ndnsing. Channel. shelter In Crceshaven, wave hit un and turned us the boat, held on. The five but he docan't like what he to us for growth.•" Four Canadian yachts in" Ireland. " Hght over," said crew below deck were flung from sees. He ..points to the city's Eni0and Thursday, curbing The Royal O~ean Racing the race are safe. The On. the day before member Andre Calle, 27. side to side but there were no "ThIs Used to be a very. former position as a leader efforts to locate more vie- Club, sponsors of the tragic, Ma~istrl of Toronto, the Tuesday's disastrous storm, injuries. . warm and dynamic city, but • in. the development of t/ms of the ill.fated Fsatnet 19-country racing classic, Evergreen of Hamilton and the e~htmemhar. Ma~tri "Wethoughtltwasallover." TheFeat~etformedpartof it's chan~ed fundamentally. 'cultural Institutions in . ' yachtraee. Abont 30 beats said moet of those sUll at soa the Manitou of 0akvrile, wsaelmostrundownbya The MagIst.ri rlgh'ted the,Admiral's Cup. series. It's become a city of pinball CAnada Winnipeg had the • machines and submarine first ~dlet cam,u-,, the Australia was 'declared • , t p/! sandwiches.... So says thed first re6ionaltheatre ~ndtha___ Young says wirmertskin~ the of the/u~imkal'strophy for only CUp the man who helped found th , eecond mueleal theatre . sacond time. Impetuous led Manitoba Theatre een~e in NOW, be :eaya the felly maybe to meet the winning trio; 19r~, .. seems to "overrun with lest • • • . The Australian team ': _... : r children" and the" socisl; UNITED NATIONS (AP) renl~ as the chief U.S. President Carter accepted Council',. ; " .lot o~ that the U.S; am- totalled 1,068 points for the . Hirech.isinw.mmpog.fora ,dfsots are clearly vis/Me, -- Ambassador Andrew' deflate to the UN. his renlgnation, that he will Young's July M talk with naua~o~"had talked to the five-race series/'~th the .two-weex "ass~nme_n.~, on . "Thure's some kind of Young hinted Thursday he Your~ told a news con- be~In consultations Monday Terel dealt with poulhie PLO . about It, Israel United States mnnere.q)on ~an . .~ro.m C.BC-'rv m problem that's not at- may meet again with the ferencethatifTerzinskedto about a possible council postponemmt of.a eeuneri protsatedaU.S.promisenot 1,013.Canadaplaeedsccond. ~zerontownerenecontln..uea ~butabletoanbnomlce. l've Palestine Liberation see him in his.capanity as meetin~ on the Palestine meeUngplannnd for July 31 to deal with the PLO had *last in the 19-eonntry stan, _to worz as a congaus8 noticed this for a whale but Orpnisatlonrepreeentative this month's wesident of the lsone next Thursday. '. on whether to add h,~,,,^,-,,,, ' 'm,n ' ' director two years after thtsthnelthitmelikeu n the U.N., Zehdi Lahib ' UN Security Council, it "The only difference Paleatinian self-deferral- At Thu-sao-'s ~'-w- _ _ ..... ~ steppe8 sown as neaa ol of brick=" Terd. It was an international would be unconscionable to might be that any con~ nation to the apoclflcations •coafe.r:mce, Ybungsaidffth- "-; .... e tsk~plaeewne uup today'butpreannmuon instead wm En~He eom~nng~lunuaLK e.... .drama"--'~-': ..The:..chang."~ ' ale raft.....ec~d. in flap over his unauthorized turn him down. . sultations I conduct I will forpoaceintheMiddieEsst, counou m'et next Tlmrsonv ...... r-~.a we, *~gm ' me ,I~.nKlcoollanlmnm~y as monthmeetingthatWithca=Terzlhimlasttoenee.Young confer-heldalso thetold theday after presidentconduct intheofthe theo.ce Securityof .M.. meeting . when .ally.e was, '~Jt~e~"-aW~v':~'~~" ~~~P:#~i ~bee~dpo~h~m~m~~ ,~~tt ~ae. resolution then, he "would yachtsmen who lost their }947. • have no hesitation in casting lives during the •storm- ,-Winnipeg.used' to be a centre¸. that veto." " ' " In another forum, Young whipped Fastnet race, Fifteen of the dead were in took tha Carter ad- the race. The others were minlstratlon"to task on nen-partidpant~. . Police say no leadSrYet several counts.. . . Meanwhile Ted Turner, Hewanquoteaassaymgm ownaroftbe'AtiantaBraves MONTREAL (CP) -- CBC Just as. two ~uulk, a copyrightedin..terview with and.Atlanta Hawks, learned Police say they'have no firm employees of Alliance the. _~)x, ~ewspape.ra his yacht Tenacious had won leads in the ~30,000.holdup Sccurite Blinde Ltce., were • .w.asnm.ip:on nm'ceu _mat ne the Fastoet race t~CBw~d~e~ ~' .~ trausferri~moneyh'om the felt diplomatic relations "it's hard to be real should immediately be ha.... he sad surrounded use guard was shot to death truck to the building. cetab~. .. _ •with...... Hanoi; that byrye, his crew, ""because-so. and another ht~t. ,' . One guard, "60-yanr;old SAllIROAY me .U..~. anonl4 .a~-op .~.s manyare inthat great yacht But Ipcke~nan Norniand Berna~rd Babes, died in; rcetrteuons on traae wsm race in the sky." CouUhtrdsaidthatpobure 8tantly after haing shot in the l~.vamt.; .that he disagreed The Mayor of Plymouth, tnveatigatinl th~ I~i/bllity heart and thigh.. ~..: . %.:,: wire aolmnlstrauon plans to .Graham Jlnke, launched an that the holdup I! linked to Hie partner, 31-yem,.eld lucre.., d~en,~ spend~g appeal fund for families of the sacalpe lant week of Roger Audet, wan!bet tn anuw|mtmrte~swoposmm the victims, convicted armed robber neck and Mda and in in bufld'the$:M-bflllonMXmis- /mchaoalbated, theRoyel Mlch~l!,afleur..' eriticalconditioninhcep4tal. /!.?i/i~!i!! she. syatera...... Ocean Racing Club changnd "75~ doeen't seem to ~ • The 8umnen, one of them ,e rosa sara ne coma no~ its count d porUclnants in a link, but we'll check Into . wounded;: fled with a third .dispute Claims that the U.S.. theclassic race frG~-~ to it." . ' :: ~., ancoinpliceand climbed into Is la.rgely.r~.pousiblo for.the 300 and said all were as- Lafleur pulled a,hahdg~'" a taxi. They "ordered the e=onus el almost a muflon countnd for as safe, sunk or " o~ hIs guarda Aug. 9~wfifle drive¢ to let ,them off m • i! • refugees from Southeast abandoned Only 88 yachts bekg transferred by van ihearby ChemiSt., while " Asia because it had refused finished the race from one prison to ~other. afou~porson.|oflowedka .to recognize Vietnam and The club ~ald about 50 on. The robbery on *,~ed- i~,br~.wn: .van. ".. :' . • uscause U.S. •bombing of trants are still galling, in- needay•wak:~p~,[R~l 'by:L~'i" i .Ti).e:'~i:~lVer was Vietnam's farmlands had eludl.~ thoRnvnlNa----~hoat two hood~ g~e~ Wh0":/'~esele'ie]'~.~Shortly caused major food shor- K~di~a-w~hi-~ha¢l~n-out' entered the eastend Man-. : afterwarai~alid the SOur ts~ea.Young was not apologetic of contsct with shore for ~wo treal headquarters of the dianppoeredin thevan. . days. , ~. about meetingTereL He told Among ihe stragglers LIUgl~l=~=''r : ' the U.S. state department reachin~ harbor Thursday Oil spill damage s first that it was a chance ,wu the German yacht Jan menting with no shop talk, Peat. Its cre~ members said CORPUSCRRISTI, Texas in the western Gulf of AUG, 18, 1979 then corrected the account they did a 3e0-degree turn (AP)-- Crude oil slicks from Mexico, after giving the full story to When capsized at the height a runaway. Mexican oil well More than nine Idlometrce ~ii!iiiiiiii:~:::;~:/:~~? :~: ,~i~,:ii:i ~'i~:~! :i ~: Israeli Ambassador Ychuda of last Monday's storm'. The have already blackened of the multi-mlilim.dolkr ONLY Blmn. • vessel lost its mast, but the nearly 33 kilometres of resort beaches at 8Ruth Explaining why he did not sailors rigged up saris Texas beaches and will _Padreisland it the Up of • 1 '...: ~ • ,?. • tell Washington all in the .blin8 them, to reach pen. menace,the.:,Gulf.,of Mexico : ~,1 w-- ~ ~ ~'~';' ------lil beghmf~, Young said: °'l InLomionaspckcemanfor. ,;f!oantpos~blyesl~northsa~.. YWI~..~.~ .,10an g~,,i, so~ht to protect the sate Lloyd'd insurance un- Louisana uhtri autumn winds worn'tim worm s worst off -department from any con- derwriters said the Fasmet and tides be~in, a, top U.S. sp~l, . WELLA BALSAM ORP soiousnens of what I was disaster would result in the scisntist said Thursday. Tile SXtoc I well near the donne" hi88eat-ever claims after an Yucatan Peninsula ham been SHAMPOO ALL PURPOSE OLBHER "I have no regrets," he ocean race. "There has "The only thing coming up spewing ~ Since June 3 at a sald.."I would do it again. never been a,ything on this that will help us Is the rate ofnearly850,W0pllons For oily. hair and rye never wanted this Job. I scale before," a spokesman reversal of the currents and a day, offlelak estimate, At conditioning shampoo. Great for walls, wood.. Work, floors, automobiles, have not sold my soul. I said. the northerly winds that rate it passed 03 millioa Helps repair split ends. would not take n. rep- Peter Coucher, a leading sometime in the fall," said ~dlons Thursday, IS million 500 ml. boats and muc~ more. 32 oz. rimand." Lloyd's . insurance un- John Robinson, scientific co-. gallons more than the K mart Reg. Price 2,69 In the U.S,, reaction from derwriter, said many of the ordinator of the federal world's previous worst spill,' political leaders was mixed. yachts ranged in value government force filhtin8 by the _w]~.,ck.ed supeflanker SATURDAY ONLY SATURDAYONLY Black leaders generally between $99,S00 to $1.56 the oH that had'covere([thou, ' .amoco Cad/z on the Franch opposed the resignation. million. sands of square iniometres Brittany coast in 1t78.

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.. The Herlld. Friday. AuRq~t 17. 19'/9. Page 1 ~'- Local college :students see new opportunity by Uuda Pur~e .- Improve the stndent's ability to read and study manufacture of forest products and related topics will towerd BCIT diploma programs and said anyone Students at Northwest Community College, along techuleal information store eff~flvely will begin -begin SepL 6. • . wishing further informstion can contact him at the with other northern colleges, will get an opportunity to Sept. 2. . A course entitled Mining, which will discuss topics Northwest Community College at 635-6511. participate in courses normally oniy available to A course described as '% practical examlfiation of of concern to the industry,.begins Sept. 7. students at the British Colin•big Institute of the basic procedures and .functions of conslructlon On Oct. 4, Refresher Modules for Graduate Nurses Teehunlogy (BCIT) Vancouver ~mpus when live company de~r~tnta," enti.iled Construction Ad- will he offered. This series of modules will discuss the telev...i~d co~ses ~ be hroadnsst here In September. mlidstraUon; ~d! begin Oct. 3. latest medical ladings in a variety of areas. • "We're gomg to be using a new technology in, Forest uUllzation,, an introduction to the Karlsen said some courses ere•vail•biB for credit educational delivery to reach students," said Gary Karlsen, distance education coordinator for the celiege. , ' . I Karlsen explained that Six courses, three daytime POLIC Hospital Y it in and thr~ evening, would ~ broadcast from BCIT to r__ . NANAIMO, B.C. (CI?) -- citedem dlsenei~tment ,to withees John Nikitulk,s n,istant •About 100 employees of Na- hospital management and administrator of . the sFeeially equippedclaesr0ems atNorthwest, via Anik- INEWS i Inaimo Regional General regulations • disallowing hospital, said the employees B satemta. ' .. Hospital continued a sit.in in housekeeping employees are involved in an illegal sit- • AniE---B"/d!owi~tWo'~ay communlcations and . .. "- the cafeteria Thursday while from talkin~ to each other as in and the grievances should Kar.ben 8aid.students will be able to ask questions as if -Terrace RCMP report waiting for • labor relations additional reasons for the have been solved thros~h a they were sitting in a lecture room by ~lng a long- Wayne Robert Brown board ruling on a grievance protest.. . grievance procedure. distance phone'.system .that will be beamed off the faces charges of ira- over the Suspeulon of a 60- "Housekeeping staff are satellite...... -," aired 'driving and year-old cleaner, not aUowed to talkand they He 'said unlon represon- • The eourses~ said Karlsen; were ehcsen "to bridge ~riving with a blood Sarvi.ees at the hospliai have orders not to 'dis~ss. tatives began meetings with the geographical pp'between specialized resources alcohol.eontent over the werecut back but nottotally business with any nurse or a hospital official and that are available;in ~be Lower Mainland, but lard" to legal limit, closed as the workers, even among themselves," members of the labor board Police said the charges members of the Hospital gndres said. Wednesday• were the result of a motor Employees Union, assigned ~~se ls anCare~%et~fl:nH°~i tt~tY i.~d members to some key posts. vehicle accident near However, garbage and PIlE MUSHOOI available in the industry wldch will begin Oct. 1. Kleanza Creek Thursday laundry services have been. Reading .and Study S]dlls,. a course intendedt0 and said Brown and two cut since Tuesday and all PIOKERS companions were found 'elective surgery was can- on the the pay u,r"e" • pmnn e u near theside'of Vehicle, road' 'q~IIe4 EmployeesThursday• from house-' We cash Police report a vehicle--keeping, dietary, • medleal for Plne Mushrooms • " "i : * ...... ' stolen from. [he Price- records and maintenance • " " " 'I0 -- " .. ~ .... . =1 Skeena. parking lot were protesting, the . ' ql . • ~'~'~ ~jr~l~ .'I~rlkl~ti~ 'Wednesday Was empenslonof'aeleanerwho . .perlb, ~,v ~iva, aJ, q~, JI.~LV~L IbJL,i reco,/ered Thursday a refused to go On garbage . • . ' in detail to replace n Junior ~I ~ql~l~ • '-~: ':"; '" ". _' . ' .*.: .. ' " '. ." gravel pit outside of worker who was sick. ' " Phone i*&O'@IW for details Phoa WHITEHORSE. (CP),. ~-~.. tile Canada'0f the north and Prince' ~upert, Police. There Is traglc ' Irod~v~ to native l~0plea .... Union leader Pete Endrea ' " • ' . . ,, ...... • said the vehicle was left " ". "i ' ' ' . . " . ':.. " especially for northern . ' "The Den/pater is the unlocked with the keys in Canadians, in the. death :reallzatlonof.:Mr. Diefes. the ignition and was Thumday of John "George'S baker's Vislod'i~iai~d its ,o~o,°k.,.,~, ~ ,,, m " The f°rmer "e~"'~utlvb ~'b'~"~eto him" ~'<" "' P'm" P°Hce said there are ~~~ ~ p~me ~r w,~-"-'~'&%to "" C~ri""-","eear'-';;,,L."~,';~o"; no suspo©tS at t~s ~e. Imri.ve in the Yuk'.o~i"eapltal government lead~-," n~L..~. ~. __ • ...... today to partic.ip4tt~e~;fifthe. that Diefenbeker was' ~e' i'~II~., e . official opeqf.ng~.~.~'/the first Irhne~mlmter to say" "x.~,~.~ ax~.~/~ l)empsteriHfdb~'Y~",i.Ki'.lhatthe~q)rawlingtaTItory. . ~-"I1 .'- " ,~.~~ F..~ : /1/~ i project: inltl'd]~d.: bY, hli~. borth 0f ~e' 60th i~rallel t~l~.r ~t TA I I. ' veroment " "...... " uld'~devel ...... ,.,,v=,,., ,,.,,,,~-. censtruetio,~!~'~:e.: 67~-.i'~::Dlefe~ker's roads to re- : , ' "._'v: o. , • Idlometre ~'aV~[~ad~,~.~urc~ 'progr~tm; an ac. nroowams District of "' " ' ':". f-~,p~e,~w~0~;::~emted,.ro~c,.,on" z- ~ ...... "~~--~:~k~e ,. :. i ' lntheYuk~~~d '~. project', 'i~auhbd ' l~~me' North~es~?C~mmunity ~7-~.aw. Noi~ Zl5 ' . _N.W...T.; the ~iil}~ii buli~..~fS~00.n~..es~.top. College plans for the fall taad link to me m'enc, was graaen|gnwaymmexuzon Adult Education Schedule "'[A" " "4~ ImmchedM 1959 ns part of over l0 years. -.-- .. ~'~ . ~.'"';~ Dlefenb•ker's "northern Northerneis h•d eagerly Program are now un- ,~.,,o, , ~ : ::: , :., ..o..,, - S/nee then, he has become fmbaker's•waited the arrivale3-year-eld to takeDie derway.Kathy Mueller, co-- :~._..~( '~ " __,. • folk hero in the north, the. part inthe ceremony, as had ordieator for community ' ~ . ",~ rukiag politician hem any government offldais anxiom education, said both day / L t ~ -- .- i respectedPm'tY'a perhapsmanIoVedmoreandso program.t°add a haman touch to the andevening classes will . ~/ - _'".~~~f~ ~. \~ . - than anywhere else in the Epp had extended ~the in- be,,DuringOfferedintheTerraCe.month of ./ ~ "' ~ ...... ~ J! I country for his deter- vitation some weeks ago. • August we are looking for - ! ~ ~ '~

,,--: ~; ~= "-"~--Jsze~pp;" '-'-,,, mmister'oP'ne "-'"...... -'"" --"nara-prassan-w.flnd:• ...... "" ...... ,'id.s. , . :. "'".'~"Y"?.,,'...... "-'~ch": ~'" ":!""~"'"~, ~qm~ -" .":~ _"" ' ' ~, ,¢.'"" "~ ,,,~1-.~'~~ Indian and northern affn/rs, sL.y,le person who would say nest me neeas ot the ~ ~ '~ "" in the midst of • northern anything against Mr. people of T err ace, " said ~ ...... L~I~"' tour]dgblIghted by thehigh. Die~enbaker,"asld Pearson, Mue]]er. ,i~~ '-" /,._~/~, way opening, said Thursday Diefenbaker said in a Mueller asked anyone- ~ .atinterestedinrequestinga,,an historicDlefenbaker contribution had made to --ntnoabiernvlslon interview that hadhb V ~" ' ~ ~ program course or sharing skills to L~ :::'~ ., .~ Didn hem ridiculed at the ilme by phone her at Northwest " 9t the Ul~ai opposition who Community College ' ~i ' ~---~ ~ .....r~'R~c~" "~.~/'~.,,~ ,I)~,ated him for trying to ...... igloo" : I .... ~ ,~ ~,,";>.. ' ..._T~ he in-,te.a ~e~_~a~t, °!° ?'"~,~o7' ~,"..J~ ~ -" otter .... ",nabled' northern llX,'l~' A'r'l II ER " "" " '" ...... cheek especiallydevel°pmmtahead,intothe spesd area of IIVV r'~/n ~" ~""~.... ~'~~-~"~"t//~ "-~-'" ' ~ natural resnirucea. I Public Works Minister I ' ~ .o. • .__,_._ ,,, BREMERTON, Wash. Eric Nielsen, who hns Terrace weather office ... ' , ,~,,,,.p...... - - (AP). A five-year-old San represented~eYulmnfor~0 predicts today's weather -~ ,, -,-.--+- ~ , attacked by an otter and the highway opening sunny periods. . ,r.~,,~-.~:!_. ~" ~ .... sulferod bites that required ceremony before return/n8 Highs are expected to ~ -~-~'--~,," ,,. more than 200 stitches., to Ottawa for Dlefenbaker's ~ .,~ TheWs ..... funeral, reach 24 degrees Celsius, ~, ,', , -- ~ - , , \ muagton uepart-. ~.ppis' also expected to BUt with lows falling to 13 ...... m.mt of fish and game set shorthls tour • degrees~ ,,,,,, . -. '...... ," .... traps for the otter, which ...... • ;-~-" " r.-:. wildlife experts say could ~~ ~ .... , .... have been a female ' " ~ "-'~'~:~ -~r protecting her 'pups or'• THE IISTRIOTOF TERRIOE i.,,, i.-.~ \i., "" '" ,~ ~qmky, old male which had ...... ' ~'"' bees Irritated by barking : ..... ~ ;.. t.~,', -- larged°P"....The animal remains at .,,,.,, ,.,,~.~. ,,';',~,"i ~- ~ .~_ VOTER REGISTRATION ..... I,,,.... • .... ":') ,~.: seem in Kitsap Lake, attacks iili , ' ~' ~ ...... , • 'by°tterI°nhmnun~hgaWhile°ttersarec°nun°niY• ..... " "'; ~-rickson, professor of wildlife with the UnivorMty MUNIOIPALELEITION.. , ~. ~...... ~1~ ~ ~" "~' "'" ' ! ~- d WashhqKon. "rhe "Municipal Act'" req0ires that all eligible Persons ~"-~-~v.__ ' ~ --~ . ' most file a voter reglstratlon form with"the ~nlclpal " ! ~4"-"'-- - ":* I el, ~". ,. NEED Clerk, on or before 4:30 p•m., August 31st, 1979, t .... s tV providing they have not already done so, In order to be "' x. ~" "~ "' ~ I~ /: .... ADVICE eligible to vote In the 1979 munlclre, election. . ,.' .~ % ~ '

el 19 years of age or over, or will be 19 years of age. 'i T WH A prior to November 171h, 1979; " 'l~l . • b) a Canadian citizen or British sublet; / .'-'?---*-L':.~..~.~ ~,~.~,~--~e-. r ~ c) resl~nt of Canada ' .... "~. "~. S . Province of British ~lumble for the rest six months; ~ ~ IT d) a resld~t of the District of Terrace for the past i I S three months; and were not registered on the 1979 Interim List of N A M Electors ass municipal voter In the District of Regional District of Kitimat-Stikine Terrace, you ere eligible to complete the requlr~ E voter registration form, which may be obtaln(KI at the Municipal Building, 321S Eby Street, Terrece, B.C. BY-LAW NO. 115 The i, Munlcl~l Act,i further makn wovlilon for the Notice to the taxpayers of the Thornhill, Lakelse Lake, over the specified area and the District of Terrace• The See Our corporations aso, vote~'s,...o.,., suble~ .o.,,to certain owe.....restrictions. New Remo, Old Remo, Usk, Jackplne Flats, Copperslde, present cost sharing arrangement is on the basis of For furthe Information concenlng t~ ellglblll~ and Spring Creek, Deep Creek, Dutch Valley/Kleanza Creek population and requires a one.third contribution from the BUSINESS registration of nonresI*nt and cor~rate voters, and Gossan £reek areas. Specified Area and two.thirds contribution from the please conta~ ~e offices of ~e District of Terrace, District of Terrace. located In ~e Munlclpel Building, 3215 Eby street, This Is to ;•form the residents of the area outlined on the DIRECTORY Terrace, B.C., telephone ~lS-&111. map, that the Regional District of Kltlmat.Stiklne Intends The 1979 Interim list of electors Is available for In. to amend the cost sharing by-law, with the District of The new cost sharing arrangement wlll allow participation spectlon at the Dlslrlct Office, Monday through Terrace, for the Terrace.Arena-Swimming Pool Complex, on the basis of assessment to a maximum mill rate to be on Friday, from $:~ a.m, to 4:~ p.m. In order that the net operational costs of the aforemen- specified when the contract for service Is entered Into. The tloned facilities be apportioned on the basis of assessment contract for service will be renewai~e every three years. PAGE 13 Clerk'.Administratorr" EIRIH'OIIor

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TERRACE/KITIMAT 1 " • II DiDiefenbaker's f nhaker's daily herald political life General Office - 635-6357 Published by ' OTTAWA (CP)-- Harsh political partisanship Circulation - 635.63.57 Sterling Publishers marked much of John Dlefenbaker's period asprime GEN. MANAGER - Knox Coupland • minister from 1967 to 1923. That was a generation that played the game ~at EDIT.OR. Grog Mlddleton a~It was a product too of the personalities of some • CIRCULATION.TERRACE- 635.6357 iiiain players. And it was the issues. K I T IMAT O F F I CE. 632-2747 The Diefenbaker years produced solid legislation, Publlshod every weekday at 3212 Kalum Street, ranglug from resource development to social benefits, Terrace, B.C. A member of Verified Circulation. penal reform and more money,for the province:.. . Authorized as second class mall. Registration number He fought with Xoef'Smallwoed of Newfounmana 1201. Postage paid in cash, return postage guarantee~. , ever money and.the attempted use of the RCMP in a NOTE OF COPYRIGHT l~tter logging strike,'with the late W.A.C. Bennett ol . )British: Coinmbla over power development of the The Herald retains full, complete end sole copyright In Columbia River and with T.C. (Tommy! Douglas of • any advertisement produced and.or any editorial or Saskatebewan about a lot of things. .... ~ photographic content published In the Herald. • Canada-U.S. relations soured once the young John Reproduction is not permitted, ¥, Kennedy appeared, In fact, ths dispute about' ac- ceptiug American nuclear arms 'on Canadian soft became the issue dominating the 1962election and the• • fined defeat in 19e3.. But from the alert, his most c0usistent problem as Diefenbaker • maneeuvred by a,relatively tinyiioppeaition was ,be economy, relatively healthy by today's statistics... liberals cried foul In 1957 when the newly-elected mun from Saskatcbewan flourished what he called a remembered secret Liberal forecast predicting on the eve of its own defeat serious economic troubles. The ailment sur- vived to plague him. for speeches The ashy flamboyant act was a Diefenbaker special' John Diefenbsker was known as the master of barb of noholcis-harred politics by a man who played to,win -- one of the most adept at the art of slicing, the and had. often lust...... -. .... • / .... political jugular. He first ran for the C0mm0ns.in 1~5~.flnul]y gat~ s reputation for eloquence brought invitations by there in 1940, and it was his durable Jbhe that the only the thousands from/mbllc groups seeking a keynote protectibn for a C0hscrvattv~tn the Sdskatchewan of speaker, s~8,ooqling of some his comments about: ' that period Was the game la~s. ' /~ HIS OPPONENTS: "Have you ever ~,en him kiss a •He had,' ~r all, cut his te~thflghting'the Liberal farmer7," referring to Pierre. Elliott Trudeau's machine of.the long4ime federal agriculture minister, "kissing campaign" of lea. James G. ~J!mmy) Gardner., and he had the scars to. '"the master of osculation (kissing). t:alled prOve, it;-..:,,,,, ',' :,,. .... ~ ' . . Parliament beck so he Could kiss it goodbye," when • . The ,~ Comhlons atmosphere, also - owed ,at. leasL T~denu dissolved Parliament for the 19418election. something to the acrimony coloring the final days of "In the days of .King, St. Laurent, Pearson and I (his .the~-y~ar Llly~rul reign, noUthly thepipeline debate two predecessors and his successor), we paid for our ~of 195e. Commons decorum bad been ravaged by own cars," objecting to the Trudeau government's eingGeh~0Sioftionreact/on, to ~are ~..~uthorize than, purchase of two ~80,000 Cadillacs while the Liberals the Amei'ie~ ~. ~"rexu Buccaneers" -- called for energy conservation. lromoting t~e fkst~trui~da natural' gas'line. "No party can stand for something when it carries a Another factor was the personal animosity that banner carrying the design of 'me too,"' of Robert festered and.grew between Dlefenbaker and the new Stanfield, then Conservative leader, on Diefenbeker's • Ub/,1 aft 80th birthday in 1975. ' • "You can't have a re~l Parliament when you have a ~'.earann got the Nobel p.nac~{~t(year forbls third party with a leader who belched fire and role in the UN settlement of the Suez Canal crisis brimstone before this sitting, then having met with his caused by the invasion of Britalh and France.. pride of lions in caucus, becomes a cooing dove," But there was rarely to be peace between the two September, 1973, of David Lewis, then NDP leader. man thereafter. "The House of Commons has become a mental • A~alnst this background, Diafenbaker in 1958 won a • hospital operated.by its own inmates," June 10, .1972, record majority with 206 Progressive Conservative after procedural wrangles had halted most Commons }£Ps to only 48 Liberals, eight Co-oporative Com- business that day. monwaslth Federation (CCF) MPs and one Liheral, "He has been guilty of an articulate lack of skill," of Labor. Dalton Camp, national party leader who s.~ght a It was sweet triumph. But the very size of the leadership review that led to the 1966 leader~ip m~J~ty.ov~ ~ n~t four years m~ldeit bar~! to ke~o convention, Diefenbeker's downfall. '~ " iThb Right Honorable John Diefenbake : ' Oie~ ~i'J~'~.~ ~ ...... '~'" '~/:'~'!'-"~.'.~!, ~!':; ",. "When you have government that tries to turn a • They were coli~r~ted by ~be '~,~" Ho/~semen,, of .banana into a backbone, you can understand some of the depleted Liberal. ranks and the decimated CCF the uncertainties of the past two years," in a 1965 cam- group led by Saskatchewan farmer Hazen Argue, now palga speech, referring .to Lester Pearson, prime • a Liberal senator. " minister at the time, Outmanned, the Opposition perfected a steady HIS CAREER: "I am still making history," after drumfire of criticism quick to. attack miscues and losing the Conservative leadership to Stanfield in 1967. Dief was always the 'Chief economic setbacks. '. "Any accolades that come my way embarrass me," By rAMES ~/OHNSTON commander Gabriel Dumont Me --'I Voted Conservative." The Four Horsemen were led by Pearson, a in 1976 on his 361h anniversary in Parliament. "I have who taught him how to shoot a The minister reached his car in parliamentary novice, after being prime minister not often been embarrassed." Somehow we might have ex- PeCted the Old Chief to have rifle. . front of the Parliament bu,fl.din~, from 19a to 1968.There was Paul Martin, an MP'since "A man coming into Parliament should always He missed hie belo.v~ wife, glowered at it, look~:/I[~ .at". 1935 und now stepp.Ln~.,down ~s lfig~ ~qp~misaionor to ' clash with the man at the top... No one ever made a .dropped in a ferocious battle against a fire-breathing dragon. Olive, wl~d~lwa~;sst0bd' I~3; hlS Diefenbaker's offic~Window name by exercising his debating strength against the side. He'd telephone her and shook his fist. And who was. retired; and Lionel Chevrier. another veteran mill. weak," on his 69th birthday in 1964. We long suspected that he hoped later still active with No.air. the end would come on his throughout the day. She was as watching but the Cblef~who had He bad many offers to return to work as a trial strong as he was. Recently, he .. inspired the gag. They bad ammunition, starting with the still- lawyer "but l've appointed so many of'the judges I beloved Parliament Hill. Instead he quietly slipped was able to laugh at the memo- controversial Diefenbnker decision in 1959to scrap the feel it would be indiscreet to appear before them," ries of some of her stories. So, Intelligence John Die- Avro Arrow military aircraft. when he turned 74. away in his own den. For once, John Diefenbaker was not able ' too, with mention of his brother fenbaker could read a book a full "Don't get me started on history because then you • Elmer, whom he always cred- page at a time. He couldgo The jobless rate in 1967 was 4.6 per cent, high fOP shed] know the meaning of eternity," said frequently to do it his way. " through a complicated legal .or Canada and the times. ,,reached seven per cent• in of his love of storytelling. Some years ago I heard him Red with helping him to continue economic report in a few hours, 1958and a peak of 7.1per cent in 1961 before starting to "lwlll make mistakes, but I hope it will be said of say: "I wish I could liveanother •" school. drop. 50 years just to see how it all Dief bad a loogmemory but he then deliver a keyspeechin the .At the same time, implementation 'of Progressive me when I give up the highest honor that you can did not hold grudges once the -house. ' ' confer on any man, as was said of another in pub.lie turns out." Conservative election promises brought a federal service: 'He wasn't always right; sometimes he was We thought he would. differences were settled. Many Memory ... like an elephant's. nding deficit .in ~ 1968 and it stayed. on the wrong side, but never on the side of wrong,'" ' I talked with John Diefenba- good men were ined~,ertentiy Just after movindto C0beurg, I at first deficit was tiny by the standards of the One when he accepted the Conservative leadership in 1955. •ker Wednesday at noon and shall involved in the terrible debacle passed on some sage remarks forecast this year of. $11.7 billion. It was only 'Td never have been prime minister ff the Gallup always treasure that fact. He of 1996 when a few small men from one of, the-ideal million but it was contrary to the financial orthodoxy polls had bad their way," in Lethbridge, Alts., in 1962. was full of his usual fire and his hacked down. the Chief and left a .phll osep hers that were c fit1 ca] of many economists including the governor of the ,Inever campaign... I just visit with the people," ideas dsnced around the globe.' shattered Conservative party.. "ofthe Chief- ,,wha ta~d ~n,, Bank of Canada, James Coyne. in 1965 at a campaign picnic. He talked of Lukaka and Rho- Diet had long since lot bygones'.", '~jtt?" he stot'med"~'~he~n-l'l:e:- The Coynn affair .pitted his widely-broadcast ' .'q~.,ey say l've made mistakes, you know. But desia and just as easily swung to he bygones with those~,whomade., fiised to ear. he sassed "Walt a arguments for restraint ugainst government policy of they've been mistakes of the be#rt," at a party the size of the federal deficit. expansion. gathering in 1963. . ' There was excitement over his "cayne resigned in 1961 after the Liberal-dominated "My friends, you say: 'Give 'em hell John!' I never September visit to China. Senate stalled Commons legislationto fire him but it ' In a few days he was going to DiefenbakerV , . k ~ '.., ~=John Diefenbaksr. was a sen--~ was' anemotional, politically-een~tive episode that do tlmt. I tell the truth and it sounds like hell. It simply Courage" '[ .!i..'..~::~. ~,~'.~ ..~:.~'.~tl~e man 'but" he L,'led not 'to sounds thet way to the Grits," in Moncton in 1963. northern Canada to open a new hurt"a government frayed around the edges. ~,,..0. ,s~doh!t.,w'~.~.~, "" ~w'~: ~'~ •~ ~o.'W " " it. Late m• I~.,' a.few.days' ROYALTY: "This government .won't be satisfied road and I asked him Joshingly if • Diefehb~ker was accused of dithering in the face of it was an "igloo to igloo" high- ,,a, d~,~ ':'he ~-,~l~.~ ~W;~ ",; Mt~ he has been.ousted, from un~ all semblance of royalty is in ths garbage can," ...... ~- ,, lye,~.,-"~i~. :,.,r-.~-~ "~'.,., **':' • , '...... , a need for hiirddecisions. The Opposition labored on. part of his'successful attempt to reverse a policy that way- the term the Liberals ~,,t,,~, h~|l~ ~i~d ~h~ "~;~ . tlie.Tory leadershlp,~ the crowds,. Some parliamentary sessions wound up in the sticky used for the road to resources heoligans-': ...... t-'~eatgn~l ." """-"/~":'/', to elotZ[th, ...... including dozens of children, Ottawa heat of August, in the pre-atr~onditionlng would have substituted the word "Police" for "RCM- .... ,,r~ ~--'~-'e •~.,s,~as~,~ .... gamerea arouna nun at .~xpo m ]program introduced when he 68-~'uo.t't~s ", ~'-.;p¥!a ~.~a " -' period, with marathon day-andnight sessions. P" on care and buildings...... ,.. '-~e~s~'~'~r~ ~^ ~ v,|. Montreal He wiped a tear from was prime minister. IUU lug. o|lt: ~mm~u ~ latc~ u • I • 't.: ;,v it....t.t ~t.. ...IA It all took a toll. The Diefenbaker record majority "Beth the people who are silent and in the majority ', " " . ' ." ,,'. ,us eye • mous,t,~ywumu should stand UP for the monarchy and stop the "They used to laugh," he ~ve you the worst trunmmg o: . o • ..... evaporated in lea to a minority government that lost growled. "Damn Grits!" your'lif~ :~,~:!~'~, ;-/ ' ' nave xorgotten me." in 1963, its cabinet solidarity shattered on the issue of surreptitious cbiselllng away under the table against s~,,~..t ..,: As the conversation end~ •loud ~,-,'~-~ He was always surprised that whether to put nuclear warheads on Americanbuilt. the things that through the generations have been wild ,,nannf~H,~rl Immhtm- nnd inS friends loved him for what he upheld by Scots everywhere," in 1969 to St. Andrew's with a "see you soon" I never defeuce missiles based in Canada. expected it would be never. f~,n n '~h~'nn'd ° d~va~t~tin~ was. Out of office, he could do It. Was no help in the 192~. campaign that at mid- Society members. c~nm~ ar.~m~cv~, which rnno~d nothing for them -- or so he HIS COUNTRY: I have never seen it as divided as it And in common with thou- point, the canadian dollar had to be devalued to 92.5 is today," during an Aug. 10, 1979, CTV interview. sands of Canadians to whom he fr-'o"m'l:e'ster"-'Pem'so"n"to"Wins'~o-n.tho .ught--.but he .did ever~t~ng cents in U.S. funds and a flood of mocking "Diefen- "Suspicion, fear, all these things that deny unity are seemed like a father or grand- Churchill to Jack Pickersgill to mr mere ~ust by ucmg urn.. dollar" propaganda ensued. Analysts said investors present." father, I can think of a hundred. Jackie Kennedy. It is a day of sadness. But it is hadlost confidence in Canada; Diefenbaker remained "Sir John A. Macdonald gave his life to his party. He things I intended to toll him, a Integrity ... "How were you also a day of happy memories -- convinced it was a conspiracy. • : , opened the West. He saw Canada from east to west.', thousand yarns he will riever ever able to put up with 50 years the memories of the old Chief By comparison, Pierre Trudesu's Liberals went into see a new Canada -- a Canada of the North," in laugh at. ofdealingwiththmebastards?" who put his country and his the May 22 electihn defending higher Jobless rates, Winnipeg, 1968. John Diefenbaker treasured I once asked. "Well," he said, people first. much higher deficits, a dollar that for months had "We in Canada believe that good fences are his friendships and he kept them "always be able to tell them to By this afternoon, be will have hovered at anywhere from 83 to 66 cents American -- necessary," introducing the late U.S. president John alive all across this country. He go to hell. But never let the called on St. Peter and told ldm plus unrelentingly high rates of inflation. F. Kennedy at a joint sitting of the Commons and the gave so many Canadians a bastards -- that is your word, how he wants Heaven to be run. They lost too. Senate in 1961. glimpse of greatness, a sharing not mine -- never let the "There are great interests agaimt us -- national in the pleasures and triumph of bastards ever get to you." and international-- but the people of Canada have an seeing things and doing things Cunning ... what canning: "I James Jolms~os, netlongl 6 appointment with destiny," in Port Ho.pe., Ont., 1963. through him which they would will Just say enough in the House rector of the Pregresdve Cea. A GOOD FRIEND "I am the first prime m~dster of tins country ot never see or do themselves. toget the Grits going, and they servutive party In the IMefenlm- neither altogether English nor French origin. So I He stayed at Windsor Castle. will not know what I intend to ker years, was oue of the last TO THE BRITISH determined to bring about a Canadian citizenship that The Queen made ,him a Com- do." persons to talk to the Chief be- LONDON (Renter) -- .remembered in. 'this knew no hyphenated consideration," March, 1958. pardon of Honor. He knew-- Humor ... ur.Just'plaln day- fore hts death. Now publbber d British Prime Minister country as a good frimd HIS CHILDHOOD: "This is no novelty to me," In Churchill, De Gaulle, Eisen- llment. In the midst eta Liberal Cobeurg Star and Pnrt HnlN' Margaret Thatcher said of Britain, as a Com- hewer. But he never forgot that crisis, a Liberal cabinet Guide, he draws a Idgldy per- Thta'sdayshe was most monwealth statesman lea when some women of the radical Doukhobor Sons "and as a great Cans- of Freedom sect stripped off their clothes at a political aa a boy on the prairies, it was minister's cur mysteriously sonai and affectionate pletaare of distressed to lmm of Louis Riel's Me,is military spreutedastleker."Don'tBlame his friend. . John Diefenbaker's disn," she .said in a meeting. "I was raked on a homestena in Sas- d~h. message sent to Prime hatchewan and that's why I know what those things "He will long be Minister Clark. are." i i ii ...... ,,:/ ~.. ,.~,.'~~/~"/-. ,. ~ ~./.",,,~. :-, •...... *: :* :,.~. : :, ":: ,z ;~<,, ~:, ,~.~:.~/.'4 ...... ', .... " ...... : , ~.: ...... -,~: .?:,, .... : :, The Hsrsld, Friday, August 17, 19"/9, Page S

DEA TH OVERSHA nO IFS MF.F.T .... " Premiers discus economy, t% ax shelters P01NTE,AU-PiC, que. to the federalprovinclal upec~c on the areas of But that hnsn't dene much employment problems more "We're strengly_ of the-p/pelinea which wUl create'of this cliff-side resort (CP) -- The death of former conferenceofflretm!n~ters ngreementwhantheybroke to help the Atlantic serious than..we now have view thst weas Canadians tomato for tomorrow and perched above the St. prime , minister John on the ~conomy sohedtded up for lunch., prOvinces, and tax shelters beca.use of the real should be upeedlngmoney to which will1 provide employ. Lawrence River 130 Diefenbaker overshadowed for November; .... However, the'pr~aniers en- should be extended to sectors poss.ibliity of a recession in •create assets which we know meat for Canadians in the kflometres northeast of ~ue- the istart of the ~Oth annual Like his collexgaes, On- dursed a" propeaal by Nova snch as fisheries, he'told hIs the U.S. and of It spreading we need -- assets largely of a months ahead,': he said. bee City. .cOnference of provincial tarlo Premier WiUism Scotia Premier• John colleagues. . to Canada." self-liquidating kind such U Premier Richard llaffleld "it's almost, like a _.lZ'emiers here Thursday. .. :Davis', lexdoff-uponker, Buchanan calling for more He proposed a l~}-per-cent railway lines, terminals to took s break from what he rehearsal for the upcoming • spoke to "reporteni of a He added: ;'There ls.a gen- serve theWest Coast better tax shelters for industry and tax write-off on investment eral belief we should be mr- termed a "dull" meeting to federal meeting on economic After imying tribuse to general agreemont among s general loosening of the tax in slow-growth regions, and energy projects such as breathe some of the salt air matters," he said. "rim Chief,', .which obliged ~the premiers on severslec6 erclsin~ care In spending on system to help. the poorer while underlining the need the current aceoun.t.in hopes some premiers to sw~ow ncmic immes. provinces attract investors. for co-operation between their, political and. even ' Bechanan, wholed off dis- of reducing deficits. persona] antagonisms, the Ottawa and the provinces to But besides mentioning onsslon On. tax policy; cald make tax policy an effeeilve "We felt we should take confer•nee buckled down to that all the provin(zs agree the tax shelter system has the first of three business .on the important role the tool ol economic devel- steps to see that we reduce bean':used/to grqat ad- _ oPment. governmental deficits on the ~o~ federal government has to ven~aga for oil and gas ex- " Behind closed deom. current account, and yet not the play to combat Inflation and ploration and for the ' Seskatche~an Premier shut down all 8overninentol premiers discussed unemployment,, few prodaction.: of Canadian Allan Blakeney said: "We're operations which might economicissues withan eye prenders.eared to he. more films.':... ' " apprehensive there.may be stimulate the economy. FEDIGRE[B Resignation still leaves questions UNITED NATIONS (CP)" small talk. Later, when ~ouehtnorebukefromthe" at a'crucial point: The propersctlon, worked out an USEDCARS ,The offictal explanation of another version of the' in- state" dqmrtment, only a Security Council was due to encotmter with Terzi As it Andrew Young's reslgaatlon cidant was.. leaked;, ap- caution ab0utsuchmeetinga vote on nn important happened, the vote on the enUuitedStotesamhessader patently by Yehada"B0um, being.against policy. . Palestinian resolution. It resolution was postponed tRoumiioPOOGOtCOgml to the UN lenvss a number of Israel's ambassader, to: the • The ,U.S. :.policy is that tacitly accepted ~Israel's queatlons unansw,~d. .' U'~, Young admitted the, ha there. ~- ahould, i be no right to exist but called for. To Israel, the meeting was On the face at it, Young and Tend spent about 30 nsgotia~olt,wt~the Pig until establishment of ' e L. a betrayal of U.S. policy and held a. brief and minutes talking over a the orga~ilon recognizes Palestinla'n state., a treacherous ~ovo against unauthor~ discussion with resolution due to come Israel's l right ~ to exist. -- . • " Middle East i~.aee.. Zchdi Tent; the Pulmdulan . before the Security Council, D~pite thief/there have been As Young explained it','the . The question, arises, Liberation , Organization . Young'than tenderedr 6is severalinstsncesoflndlreet U.S. could not support the though, as te how the truth of representativeat the UN and, ". reaigaailon...... ,.~: ¢onta~tbetweenthe U.S. and resolution without provoking the meeting came out. One then lied about the meeting H0wever, .. there .;..are .the P~.~.X)?~rouKh the good an explosion from Israel. It explanation ls that Young to the state department and several t~i~i, not.~plalned. office~ 'Qf.Kuwalt..co~d not veto it. without . told Slum about his talk with 1979 FORDIFAIRMONT ' State Secretary Cyrus For instanca~ Mllton Wdf, ',t. . ' --, -serious repercussioes.in the Terzi white, at the same Vance. ' the U,S. "a'mbassadbr to Young's: meeting with' Arab world and abstaining time, he was lying to his ...... $6995 .At first, Young said the A;mt~ia, is ~i'ted to have Tend, ln fact; oeeurred in the would have. alimmted, both superiors. That, at best, , had three m~tlN~ with a .home/of the Kuwalti am,. sides. . . seems odd. '. tmeeting wM accidental and PLO official, two by~celdent bmad0'r"to.the UN, • So Young, in what he .de- Published .repurts claim • thediseussionwaslimitndto, an d one .by:~deefgu,.That Thefatefulmeetinscame scribes as a technically Isareli intall~enee agents msu, m sx bugged the meeting, a 4 cyl. Standard flagrant abuse of American hospitality and law. Israel • eeeeo•o•QeooQ•oooeoeeo • •eso•e•o •eo•e e~ eoeQ m •• •e •Dee e•ee • • 0•. o 154896 denies the charge but Young • said he would not be sur- iadsnd if the meeting turned out to have been the target of~ 1919 GiHO ½TON 4 4x4 I eavesdroppers. ' CRANBROOK, B.C. (CP)-a non-public competition- . Did Young in fact overstep ._o.,.-.Low mileage,..; ...... ' ...... ,o.,.. "...... o,, $1996 : VANCOU.VER .( )"~,-- . widq. ~,~ement.,. :. ;;:::,.. p- MLA Terry Segarty hss basis," Schmidt said. "Small his authority in what ha Forest indu~tdul/'l~lt~B~k*~,;~"!.:~i'ti~,~de~:hi~~eld been crLticized, by the operatorswanted a little of thought was a good cause? said today it wlllapply to the ' mrller ' study sessions in Kooteuny Secondary. Mills the standing timber and got Did he meet Terzi with the provineisi labor relations their hid to seek parity with Association for not living up nothing. tadt approval of Washington 1917 8 Rr, 6 WESTERN OAilPER board to atop study sessions benchinen, to promises he made during "We weren't allowed and then get ca.ught by an planned by tradesmen for Bennett said .' the the provincial ejection ancens at any price. Instead, Israeli bug? Is he .a sea- .•••ooJ•llo•oo-.eeo••eoe=.w,.x., JoeJo•••o••l•e.•oo••oe.•eom•••|o• : @O•e* $3696 Ang. 33-2A. ba,~m.~,nd of the dism,t~ is campaign; . : after the big mills .got pegoat to Israeli susplcion~ FIR, president Kelth tha't"'ben"d~n'~en w[l~-~u:e - E u 8 e n e S c h m I d t, through falling and taking all about their superpower Bennett said .the industry rmnm~ihlm f~r ~nlnt~na~ assedailon vlce.prssident, the prime timber -- .patron? is'gaining agent will make ,,t .am ,~,~v,,~. t,t,,h~. WedneMay accused Segarty smashing and leaving Junk He himself does not seem 1974 TOYOTA LANDORUISER its application this week or rate-- ~--, than ...... other mats.cremes -,,-.-- ~-.~co~.e~a.,o~,~,. • Y)• o~° .~uraTmg"-" "~- --:. small_ oper store.. w ere inclined to comment cu such early next week. Wades nrior to IS4 In smauer te88m8 operators, meows to ctesn up." questions,' maintaining his 4 cyl., 4 spnd & radial, . $3896 .... ,.~^,. ,~..,'~.'.. Schmldtssid the MLA has Seinnldt added that only loyalty to Prenldent Carter oee•eo••a•o•••••eoeeoeo•o•o e • ••e• • e •e i•ee•ll 0, •,J•••e•,• u~.i~v.|uv,&~sao. ' kurd, .yqg4~t, • A minority group of tradesmm sot nmri~ with Cbal~edh~ stand in regard the leftovers were nd. and pledging to work for his "~adesme~.~ repcesextnd by h~n~hwmn h~,t .l~bsr--~t"tutA to the ofbrine of timber, vertised for sale and sold by re.eleetion. Under the'.cir. Wood, ~ e~-Wa';" m'~"~':l~•'~'t-i "A ~y. lg; pr~ refer_. ::. public competition and-"only ~co~sta~e~, ~thou~; ~ithey~ .~ 1P77FORD F160 .~..:. the In~e~hsflondl" .,~;iem--, ",';' . ~lesri~i~a~li~fy ' hdk.~ "~al~gge.'.was"a~k~libte~ ' ~ .: S~din to 1~ f~ir •~&~o~s. " • sum eAe,.,.,.:,, workers of America, the ii~v,~ ~uk...... ", ,Jr.'! • ' "" Pulp, Paper and Wood- Under ,h, ,,~ ==~co,,,=.+ mismed the small operators' workers of Canada and Y hm en...... recefv~lU.lS " ...... an ' ...... trmt by promising us tlmher " $'/49§ Canadian Paporworkers hour from June 1S, In- uemremeeteeuon m get our Unionheveformed their own' creasing, to $1S.~ the same votes,", said Schmidt, "and Imsoelat/ca to press for an date next year. Tradesmen thes after elected, he says,. T.BIRD TOWN LANDAU ndJnslanent of their wage gotlll.TeJunelS, ineresaing , it's not in the best interest 1978 rates on top of the industry- to 112.08 next .year. of the major mills." Schmidt said the Forest ....~'" .... : ..... , ...... $8795 Act states that timber must : be advertised for sale and ~Ferry needs somew0rk sol.d~x,P~blin auction -- and VICTOiUA"-(CP) " The And while the Alberni is tha~e~aq}'t ~appened. ferry queco d Alberg which ~QCtof SerVlee, ferr~. 0f0c~ He'sala flfit]~, is not being 1916 DATSUH 110 ran aground In Active Pass have reported increased sold by public competition 2 Dr. 4 ¢yl. 4 s~l : | i, ~'.~':'':~ "J, .... :'~ * last week might be out of traffic loads. and has been provided to .... •...... • ...... , ...... $3396 service twice 'as long ns~ major mills while smaller expected, Highways Betty Nicholson, B.C. operators aren't allowed to Minister Alex Fraser said Ferries information officer, bid. 1975 EDSOH 8' CAMPER ' . today. reports that passenger • "Big mills wanted all the The minister said damage traffic in July increased 9.9 standing timber and got it on to engines m;ght be more per. cent over the same ...... :...... i ...... i. $2995 extensive than originillly month in 1978, Vehicle trefllc feared and it could be two was up 13.5 per cent for the. anne period. 'i months' instead of one month l~fore the.vessel is back in 1977 FORD F360 eREWeAB service. Tourism Minister Don Fraser said the gavern- PuLllipe said the Princess mast has been unable to find 'Marguerite carried qeozm i "°*-'"• • •••~ • •e ••geese • • • •e •e• le • •e••o@•ooe@eo••om•••••• eo |.De•••.. $8495 a. suitable replacement ~b)in its ScattleVictoria run vessel to take up the slach In Jaly, a 22.&percent in. while the Aiberni is in crease over the same month 1977 COUGARXR7 dr~duck. in 17/8. I vg; auto trans., P.S. ~ ~.1!. Prisoner-to go back in ~oe• o• • e• e• e¢ ol . e•i • • •• • •see •••,o•••••eeeee••esl•l••e•.e.••o|, $5395 PRINC~ GEORGE, B.C. R~[P said" Rorison, ~," (CP)- Walter Rorison, an was charged with theft. No 1917 FORD E260 OLUB WAGON escaped prisoner from the other details were released, August 16, 1979 Load~ with extras. Air rend., stereo, etc. $6696 Lower Mainland Reelonsi Rorison was..~erving., a oeeoeooeee •smee ,• i•ea••, • e,•**eo• , • • ,* ~l*. e•o%,,,It H,,,•oo a,, ~orreetionsl Centre, was term for break supd enter.ng, ! ; mtsd Wednesday in thla and assault when ha e~caI~d I cantrsl Interior city. from the Bunmby prison .

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Page I, The Herald, Friday, August 12, 1~0 lid FOUR AHEAD TERR ACE-KITIMAT" Pirates steal away (:' Pittsburgh extended its inning to defeat Atlanta tory over San Francisco GI. singled home the lead runs .:.~; flrstplace lead in the Braves 6.5, ants., off Mike Proly, 1-5. " .... National League East DRug Fl~mn opened the Eleven of Chicago's 17 hit~ Lynn slammed 'a e010 ;, Division to four games inningwith a double but was were for extra' bases in. homer into the rlaht-fleld .,,.,, Thursday night as Omar thrown out at thirdwhee eluding nine doubles in bieach~rs in the s~ond and Moreno's two-run single pinch-hitter Gil Flares support of Lynn McGlothen, Butch Hobson hit his ~Ist of :'" sparked a three-run fourth bunted back to the mound. 10-8, while Bob Knepper, 8-8, the year in the sixth, giving nine and helped the Frank Taveras followed with took the loss. Boston 17 homers in the last , Pirates.. defeat San Diego a bunt single, then Trevino Padres 5-4. scored Florea with his hit to Todd Cruz drove in two~.-sixgemes' ~: It extended Pittsburgh's centre. Taveras also scored Kansas City rdns with a Lynn, whose homer was winning Btreak to six game~ on the play when outfielder sacrifice fly and a homer, his ninthin the lsat ll gemas, 'i!i and moved their ~enothm Bonnell's ~row was and Baltimore mistakes led extruded hishitt~ng streak to ~ hal{game ahead of~runner• to two more as the Royals 18. Carl Yastrz(~sld added up Montreal Expos, who Lee Mazzllli walked and dsfcated the Orioles 4-3 in an two singles to move within 17 were Idle. John Stearns reached on a American League game. -- hits of the 3,000 mark. "fielder's choice when pitcher Cruz, a.206hitterwithnine Ken Landreaux singled '" Gone Tenaca hit a two-~un Phil Nickro, 15-16, fieldsd his homer in the first inning'~ bunt and~rew too late to get previous runs batted in this beme one run and ~o~dthe I • the baseball game off Pitt, Trevino.n:T'kt. the plate. season, hit a sacrifice fly in other in Mlnn~ota's two-rn~. sbur~h starter Bruce Kison the second inning and lined sixth Inning and G~off Yom~gbloed'atwo-rundouble his second homer of the beat New Yurkforthe .... However, the Ptratm followed." season in the sixth off Dennis_ time this season an the'I'~d~dl. scored an unearned 'run i, Steve Garv~v.e a two. Martinez, 14-9. downed the Yankees 5.1. the bottom of the first off run singleup the ml~ with Gaylord Perry, 10-10, wh¢ two out in the lath i~ning, Bob Watson drove in four .. Gorman Thomas do.blbl also yielded the three Pitt. giving Los Angeles Dedgeh rims with his IS0th career home two runs in a thras-q~_ sburgh runs in the fourth. a 4-2 victory over St. Loal: homer, and.a single, and Milwaukeefirst inning 911d Cardinals for a sweep of American League maser Lary Sorensen seat??red SPO RTS lq another National their thrcet~ame series. Fred Lynn belted his 35th eight hits, leadl.n]j the League game, Alex Trevinc Jerry Martin drove islam home run as Boston Red SOx Brewers to a 4-) wl~toryover singled to dellver the tie. runs with his 16th home run, beat Chicago White ~ox 7-5. el_mnping'Talks ~Rang.ers. breaking run and Joel a double and a single, Watson hit a two-.rm shot, "~ne defeat was me fifo m Younghlood added a tworun leading an extra-bass hit his llth of the season, to tie a row for the Rangers, who Lethbridge Little Leaguers double as New York MeU barrage which carried the game 4-4 in the fourth ' are 8-21 ~ince the all-over scored five rims in the eighth Chicago Cuba to a 14-4 vie. inning. In the fifth, he break. move into Canadian finals TRANSACTIONS I LETHBRIDGE, Alto.. Bay, the Ontario entry with a ball and scored on a sacrifice Uie game for the Maritimes. PENNANT (CP) -- Lethbridge Lakeside 1-4 record, was the first team fly by Francois Desbiens. Jean Boos had a double and Bert Roberge On the 21.day diS. advanced to the final of the to be eliminated. Jacques Gagne, with relief two singles for Quebec. Dave Cell e out. ablod list; purchase the con. Canadian little •league In the Lakeside.Norerest help from Sylvaln Cioutier, Maguire managed two disabledfielder JoeillS. Rudl on the 15-day tract "of pitcher Peter Lodd from Columl~s of the southern RACES. . .!" baseball championships with contest, the winners scored was the winner. He tossed a singles for the Maritimes. League. a 5-3 victory over Lethbridge five times in the second five-hitter, strlking out eight. Saturday's winner will Netienal LCOgue Pifflburgh Pirofes piles Norcrest Thursday. inning on Just two hits and Scott Chaddwick was the represent Canada in the little Chicago Cubs place pitcher pitcher Jim Reeker on the li- NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LMA~Ui Norerest, the Prairie three Norereat errors. loser. He went four innings Ken Holtzmon on the 21.day dis- day disabled list. Mist Meet . league world series in ab,od,st; race, pitcher Genro, W L PCt. OML W L Pd. OBL champions, had needed a Glen Oliver went all the and gave up all three Quebec Wiillamsport, Pa., next Rltsy from Wichita of the MASKMTBALL Plthlburgh 70 49 .Sill -- Baltimore 71 dO .661 -- . to force a four-team way for Lakeside. He runs. Mike Royal finished week. • American Assocletloh. NDA Montreal M 51 .$.V? 4 0oefml 74 44.1~/ .4 Portland Trill INasor| name Chicago 63 $4 .538. 6 Milwaukee. 71 $0 .S87 •Va"" ayoff Friday. The allowed seven hits, struck Mucky Buckwelter assistant Philadelphia 61 St .500' 91/I New York M $4 $41 14 : championship game will be out two and walked three. coach. St. Louis 60 51 AiM 9Vz Detroit L1 M .S17 17, played Saturday. Paul Bulmert had the loss, New York $0 ~ .431 15~A " Clweland 41 St JOe 11 .: In Thursday's other game, giving up nine hits while Zorn has found his niche FOOTBALL ' • Toronto 30 s| .317 41 NFL' West w~t Quebec edged th~,_Madtimes walking two and fanning SEATTLE (AP) -- With year contract despite a Whenhe signs autographs, Green Bay Peckers waive HoustOn 70 Sl. ;S79 -- C~llfornl|~ . ~g .$4 .$$4 .-y_ 4 3-2 to earn a ~ in a five. his strong position on small-college career that his name is followed by a cantros Dave Kroeyevotd and Clncinneti ~ ~ .N1 4~' Mlmle~ts &l $5 .~1~ 3 attracted little professional Grog Krel~lM~. San Prancllco $7 64 .O1 13 Kinlml City ~ 51 .$17 4Va suddendeath playoff Friday Greg Bores paced the religion and his rise from a biblical citation, LOS Anaofos Rmml fire exe~u. Lo, Angelos 55 65 .458 14V~ Texas ~ 41 ~ 7 against British Columbia for Lakeside attack with a home free agent to fame and attention. The lefthander from Col tlve vlce.pr~ldont Stove Rail. SOn Dlsgo 53 69 .434 17V~ ChlrAgO ~ S7 .,ME 15V~ :., the right to meet Lakeside run and a single. Kevin fortune as quarterback of As a human being, he has Poly Pomona via Whittier, ~lonm end neme Don Klostlr. Atlanta 47 74 .MB 20 ' Saottlo ~ 71 .413 17 achieved , peace and man es his replscamont. Oakleflcl ~ 15 .~S 11 for the national title.. Vh'ginilloBdded two singles. Seattle Seahawks, Jim Zorn Calif., concedes he may Mlonesofe Viking| claim Ther~ley Ruulls Tbumloy RmuNs • B.C., represented ~ Van- Bruce Harvte had a triple has been dubbed the Magic tranquility through faith in offend people who believe safety Tim Baylor on waivers Chicago 14 Son Francisco 4 Beater 7 ChtrJgo $ couver, and Quebec, I~epre- and single for Norereat. Christian. God and Jesus Christ, and that religion should be from Baltimore Ccdb; place Pittsburgh 5 San Diego 4 Kanlal CItY 4 Balflrnors 3 running back Jerry Latin and New York 6 Atlanta 3 MlnnosoteS New York 1 sented by Sherbrooke, both Quebec, meanwhile, .That sobriquet might he's eager to take his separate from sports or who defensive back NelsOn Munaey L~ Angeles-4 St. Louls 3 Milweukes 4 Texas I f'm/shed with 3-2 records. • scored what proved to be the offend people who aren't message to the public. feel religion should be a on waivers. Norcrest and the'Maritimes, winning run in the bottom of aware of Zorn's tenacious Zorn is 26, young by private matter. New gnlllond Petrlofs release Today's Oemos running back Randy Love. San Diego at Chicago Kenul City at Beltlm0re represented by Saint John, the fourth inning against the posture on religion, but it fltB professional football "It might offend some Now GrlMnl BalMs trade Atlanta at Montreal N MINle~te et Now YOrk N.~., both at 2-3, were Marltimea. Quebec got a him perfectly. quarterbecking standards. people," Zorn conceded. "In punter Tom nlanchard to LOS Angeles at Plfllbul'0h N Tm(se et Mllwlukco Toronto at California • eliminated. right As a National Football He says he has been a devout fact, some people might feel Tampa Bay Baccenneers for on New York ot Cincinnati N double off the bet of undisclosed drMt choice; walvo San Francisco at St. Louis N Cllveland at Cokllnd Lakeside finished the fielder Marco Guillemette to League quarterback, Zorn Christian alncehe was a high real funny inside about it be. punter Be Adklsson. PhlledelpMo et Houston N Dehl)lt et soefllt roan~obin tournament with open the inning. He ad- has achieved star status and school senlor at Cerritos, cause talking about it makes NOW York OIonls waive'de. CaW. resolve beck Kslth Jonklna~ de- • .So~rday Oemel .- Chlcage at eostoo.,:. ?,,~r{ . a 4-1 ]~ecord, while Thunder vaneed to third on a passed a $~50,.000-a-seaa0n, five- them think.. fensive end Steve brown and San Diego it Chicago Cleveland at Oikla~l ' ,-r.,,;,..,rs;~;~ • "Some people might think running back Mike Jonel; New York at Cincinnati N Kanses City et Baltimore N ~,~.,¢,~,:~..,; ~ It's a private thing. That's claim defensive back Bruce Atlanta etMontrosl N Mionesote at Now York N . ;!ji,:;,~;~ true, bet I don't feel God is a Threoclglil, defensive and Willie LOs Angeles it Pittsburgh I~ Texoe It Milwaukee N • private person. Lee and defensive tickle Jeff San Francisco at St. Loull N TorOntOat California N Weston. Phlledall~la at Houston N Oetrolt et Sealtla N . • !;(.~;, think being a Christian So-me Soehev,ts sign run- '~'~.' has'been too pdvBte for too nl.g back Michael Moore. .~,~=~ Wuhlneton Rodsklnl acquire ~i~.~:~ long. It's been so private in , cNart~bock Fred Morteqllm; ~..,.. so'many, people'slivesthat woivo querterback Gary VOl. ~,~¢ you don't even know they're buena. FOOTBALL " t~Y ~;~" Chdatla'n." HOCKEY Zorn also .ld be ,din.. =..,,inn.co STAN , . ~thinkhe offe.dsd anyone.of ~e retirement..L of forward DINGS .... ' another religion by talking Pierre Gulte; Ira/Its centre Cord Stafford, left winger Dean •'~" about Christianity. Magee end dstonceman Mike Says to their rankle camp. EAST Ru~ln~ydal. AvBTD "What people other than Los AnOdes Kings trade left Scoring Mefceif, T 80 396 $.0 1 ~f;i~ Christians believe is up to wIn°st Tommy WllllomstO St. TD CPO , P Rewlend, H 14 344 4,$0 ~ii L(mls Blues; acquire defen. Bunter, T O 7 9 11 45 Ma:Arthur, T 43 3L1 S.S 1 them," he says. "If the comas Barry Glbl~ from New Sweet, M 0 S I1 2 40 G¢osfl, M 78 3do 4.5 I ....¢.~ Jewish people are excited York Illenders. Wllhlalltmt Capitols sign Gabriel, O 6 O 0 0 36 O'LeIrY~IMOS 44 314 4.e O ;~>~,"'" about who they have going goaltender Wayne Stophenaon. Lumsden, H 2 4 5 '3 34. le¢llvlq !i[~ for them, then so be it." Organ, O 0 14 4 20 Gabriel, O last9 16.S 4 [ • T 3 O O 16 Harris, T 331H 1.6O Msrlor, H I 3 0 13 Mutcel, T ,20 230 !1.0 | ~,:~ Zorn belongs to the Red coral was a symbol of Peflerlen,H 2 O 0 12 Skolroe,dH 16 Ms'it.6 0 ~;*~ Fellowship of Christian immortality to the ancient Nelms,O 2 O O 12 Edwards, T 15 344 23.1 1 Ste~erson, 0 3 O 0 13 Muller, T tS 144 9.7 0 Athletes. Greeks. Aynsley, H 2 "0 O 12 PIMInAO¢ YBI IC TO ~'!~ i .... Adams, T 141 14 945 9 $ ~ i. . : ltomos, M 91 IS 7~1 S S "

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Because it~ our anni- versary, we're having HB ' ' , a contest this summer. M Visitors who take the A smelter tour are eligible to win one of nine 15-foot aluminum Springbok canoes. Adraw will take place each week dur- ing July and August. I TERRACE/KITIMAT Come and see us this i summer, see the See our T? smelter and wish us a This contest Is not open to employees of Alcan or their families or employees of Noah's BUSIHESS DALLY HERALD Happy Anniversaryl a,l.e.,.,,,~a~nt.: DIREi)TORY Alcan Smelters and Chemicals• Ltd -,,-CAN[Ill,,,, on PAGE 13 /' f t' I t

The Herald, Friday: Angust 17, 1979,.Page 7 •.Desalle tops show but still uncomitted

after that I'll pretty well He said he wants to put on women's . erchery com- • SASKATOON (CP) -- to make up my mind how gymnastics, swimming, lead in the pommel, his" because I haven't done much longer I want to go on, soccer, archery and modern specialty, scoring 9.75, while "anything for three or four Impw what I'm going to do a strong performance at petition, Vlctoida's.. Waeda • Philip Delesalle of Vlctoris, Allen lead after M arrow the cenire piece at the if'I want to go on to 1~ or pentathlon events got under Allan Redd~)n of Edmonton months r;ow," said Dole- fror~ there." Fort Worth because he Western Canada Summer 1982.'* way and yachting moved was second with 0.35.•Dave ealle. "It's kind of nice just missed the world cham- with 279 points, Regina',, Games gymnastic com- Deleealle, a membei, of/he into its third day. Babby of Victoria was third to go in here and maybe havo pionship last year, falling ill Debble Rutkoweki was petition, is .pondering how 1976 Gympic team, ttd the with 8.0. Preliminary a little fun." Bradley two days before the meet. second with 269 and much longer ne wants to be competition Thursday after Delesalie scored 9.45 on "competition continues today "I think the only thing that Saskatoon's Bet, Parent was me of Canada's ranking preliminary results in the the foor exercise, trailed by with. the finals elated for Delsanlie is pondering hts defends would make me really in a tie for third with Nanw pommel horse and" floor Saskatoon's James Rozon Saturday. future. "I want to see what decide to retire would be Lovo of Calgary with exercises in what was a with 9.15 and Victoria's "I haven't competed since happens at the world h W/ maybe havlng'a really bad points. • "That's one Of my comparatively quiet"day. 0wen Walstrom with 0.10. the Nationals so its more for championships at Forth er n meet (at Forth Worth)... Pete Lehman, of Tabor, p'oblums right now, having Along with the first day of But he commanded a bigger me to come up for this Worth . in December and PLYMOUTH,Ind. (AP) -- I'm just llke that. If I have a Alta., lead the men's archery Pat Bradley defends the bad meet I get depressed, after 72 arrows with M7 championship she won here . There had been points; Dave Mann of last year in a strong field speculation that Delesalle Vancouver was seemd with Borg on'~ 'win: stre ak • ..~ ~7~'~Tm'. f~mT ~,/,.~ that has six.of thb top 10 would unveil his new pem- 528 and Vlctorin's Vega • . money.winners on the 1979 'mel routine for the 1350 Myllyninmi was third, one TORONTO (CPY -- Top- to break "the Frenchman's bander from Prague, had I'IUW I Ladies Profeasignal Golf .Olympiea, but the ffymnnst pointbehind Mann. • little trouble defeating the said that was news to him. • The top Manitoba archer seeded Bjorn Borg of Swedm serve, then held his own to Aasoeintlontour playing in contidued his stretch run to win .the match.. . ' 35-year.-old0kker. Lendl was THEIR. RIVALS this week's $I00,980 tour- However, spectators will get was former Progressive the men's ulngies final of the the world's top undor.18 nament. a preview of his wor.ld Conservative MP Dean Whiteway, in'l~h spot with Players.. International In . other third-round 'player in 1978 and was un~ BUDAPEST. (AP) -- Second over-all was Bradley is winleas in 1979, championship per- Canadian Open / tennis matches Thursday, fourth- defeated in'the four major SttmnLng their favored Polish Olympic champion but the 2o-year-old former formancos: 438 points. Whlteway, championships with a 0.2,.64 seeded American Vitas championships he contested European rivals, Robert Janusz Peeiak with 5,467 New Hampshire women's "Some of the routines I'm competing in his first win over 19-year.oldYannick Gerulaltis beat ~David --the 1977 Orange Bowl, doing here are for the tournament, lost his Sulkirk Nieman of Hinsdale,'lll., points. Third was Italy's champion has been playing riding in the May 22 federal Noah of France in a thlrd- Schneider of ~outh Africa~.6- when he dafeatsd Noah in the and two other United Daniele Masala with consistent golf and is third world," round match Thursday. . 4, 6-2; Ivan Leadi of Czech- final, and the Italian, French States.~tldetea Thursday 5,423, behind Nancy Lcpez and After the first round of election. "I knew I had to play well oslovakia defeated Tom and Wimbledon Junior won the individual and In the team com- Sandra Post in earnings on to beat him and that's O kker of the Netherlands 0.2, events. The women's i .semi, team titles in the'world ~etitiun, the United States the tour this year with. enet]y what.l did," Berg 0-1; Paul Kronk ef Australia modern pentathlon cham- edged .the favored $197,975. • aid' following the ore're- downed Eric Van Didies,of finalists were decided ploushlpe. Husgurians by only seven ' L~pes, who is not playing eonrt match at the~York the U.S., 6.5, 0.0; Wojtek" Thursday end with .the ex- Nleman, a 32-yenr-old " points, in as many tournaments this Univeraky Tevnis Centre, : Fihak of Poland ,beatB~.~n: • Ception of Brigitte Cuyper of architect, won the in- year as she did in winning home of the ~10,~0 Grand" Waits o~ me U.S., o%o- ; South Africa, it'll be an all- dividusl title with. a total Like' a dozen or so other the LPGA's Player of the Prix evmit. '. 'ssventh-sceded Gone Maye.r American affair. of 5,48~ points In the five" eomPetlto~s, Nleman, Year award in 1978,. isn't -rve watched hin},playinl of the U.S. dawned'American In quarter-final 'play, events-- riding, fencing, who completed the 4,000- entered here. Post, of Oak- "Brian Teacher 3-6, 6-3, 7-6, seventhseeded Pare manytournnmeats,although and Australia's Phll Dent' pistol-shootlng~ swim-, metre run in 14 minutes, vllle, Ont., withdrew Wed- Teeguarden beat Mary ruing and running. 1.9 Seconds, briefly neaday because of illness, l've never played hlm. beat AndrtwPattlsonof.the Carlllo of the U.S., 0.0, 0.2~ before,".Borg saldof Noah; 'The American team of collapsed at'he finish. • This is the sixth year the who was discovered by U.S. 64, 7-6. Cuypers downed. Kay Me- Nleman, John Fitzgerald . women's tour has stopped at Daniel of-the U.S., 6-0, 6-3; of Skokie, IIL end Mike Jack Alexander of the Plymouth Country Club. Arthur Ashe in Cameroon Borgeaidhelmstobeeeme Diane Desfor upended Chris when the American tennis, more nggrneaive.and thinks Burley of Berea, Ohio, Sarnla, Ont.,rantheninth However,the tournament's O'Nell of Australia, 4-6, 6-0, clinched the team chain- fastest time of the day -- n~me hM been chm~ed star.held a clinic in that that will come as he plays 6.3 and" Laura Dupont Afrinlm co,retry in 1971. piouship, with a total of 15:06.3 -- to lift the from thaHooaier Classic to •more matches on the. syn- defeated fellow A~eriean 15,976 points. Canadian squad to 12th of the Berth Clessle since last "I think I played a good. thetic surface here, the same Lea Antonoplis, 6-2, 7-6. match," Noah said "But Burley won the con- 2O teams for the.day, year. surface on which the Swede Dealer will play Dupent eluding event, a 4,000- However, Canada The sponsor has made It ~fJdnst Borg you have to will contest the U.S. Open in and Cnypers takes on possible to raise the purse i/ay so much better. He two weeks at. Flushing Teeguarden in semi-final metre cross.country race advanced over-all Just plays the important shots so over ~ rolling court- one placing -- to 18th -- from last year's ~0,000. Meadows, N;Y. play ~oday. The women's tryside near Budapeat's " with 15,141 points, beating Bradley's challengers on "I think I'll become more draw, which, has its. final Pesthidegkut .sports only Denmark (12,525) . the 6,153-yard, par-72 course In the deciding second.sot, confldmt the, more I play on scheduled for Saturday, lost airport, and Egypt (11,277). include veteran Jane • Borg broke Noah at love in: ~this type of court," .Borg its top women's seed, Blalock, a fourtime winner the third game and Noah said, which can only. spell Evonne Goolugong-Cawley, in 1979 who has added broke the Swede in the elghth "bad news. for the other when the Australian had to There's a lot of you, ! iPmmetodetheset~t4-4.But competitors in the men's withdraw from the tour- Stark takes it . ' $100,.is closing to inher on earninga the ;700,000 and the emotioulese Borg came , ~aw. nament Wednesday because figure in all.time winnings right hack in the ~nth g~a~e:o~~ Lendl; a l~-year-gld right- of a recurring back ailment, on the tour. And a lot you ~ .:-''~ • "" i" " " Veteran JudyRaakin, who can ,do, X'/,~"~ ii C ~ Graham touch by two strokes'-'"touch for theelusive first timewinning this ri year .on Monday in a rain- • delayed tournament, is aiso~ • COP~NER BROOK~ Nfld, Callas IS 10 strokes off the in the field of 89 pros seeldng With the Red Cross. ,~,--~.,,ko, pacebuthandiedherself.well the top irize of $15,000. a winner in tourney .Armdale shot a second- under adverse playing I , i round 78 to give Nova Scotia. eenditionsat the tricky 5,600- an upset two-stroke victory yard hill-top course. Thursday in the inter- Today's final round I~gRISON, N.Y. (AP) -- putted very, very well." Watson and helped him to a provincial team standings at. promises to be action-filled David Graham, still . Graham on,putted nine roundof69 that also included the ~ Canadian Junior RE-ROOFING possessing the delicate urn.caand me.as, mr~ ..~.- ' four birdies and four bogeys ...... ,^,, .... as Stark, Getty and COe vie • mttina tnudr,that~won the cavmgputmotamutezgntto It A. aood round~,l •.said ,.WUIIlI;il ,. D iUl& l~lll~lil ' for the nationai'Junior tifle in ~k-~Mtinnar'o~ff ,~'~:~10 feet which'he called,, me Watse~ ~f fob-time winner," Pt~eSP~a m corn ei':i n " 'their final year of ellgibility~ 3~ plomhip, stro~'a elx-un~ backbone of the round, this season and the pro-" whichinclndea tbe~ttt~r°~ -Gettyhasbeen-gu~mg-onlY ~asd established a "ff I didn't make them, it tournament favorite for th~ ...... r ,ho .~... r..-- .~.. mree y.eare ana l ailed to • lead 'Thursday would have been a very or- ve,~...... ~r, ;;..~, s,.-,,,;.a..... r-ur~'-'~" ,,la,,ers" ",'- ~ ~om,,risilz-"".." ".'. mmiifv"--'-" "--mr th~-- B":":" C team": i in the first round of the dieary round." Watson was tied for third ~ch ~re~iscial~ t~.~m ~ Her purmts necleeato senn with Tom Kite Bob East- P _ _ ., _ her to the event because she ~A00,098Wentcheaterclaeaic., - As it was, he escaped ,,,~,,,.,~,~-s. ~.~ ~...... ~, o, ~.~bv.,.~ contestedh,~lem n t ,ha over ~JI.hnla the openmg them ~e wnnta--T"=- .'7"tn annlvrr- for. • a .)-- . ...b ..~.,--~. • ...... , .... " sceolarmnata umvermtv m "I really thonght I'd have without a bogey on the hilly, .,~.,:ne,; ~,..... ,...... ~.? day tournament, the U S " " I littin bit 'of a problem 6,603,yard Westchester anu uoo uyman, rose w~m St*~k's,.,~and held ,~ff a ,,- ' '- - .... • 69'8 --: • "~ - __'. ~" ._ ' A nauonai flue wotua ~e playing this Week," said the Country Club course in ' , recora-snattering 75 ny x~- ,, slender, artlcul,~te suburban New York which Defending champion Lee ..... Id D*~'- c,,~ ,,~ L.k,, im..pre.asiv.e, Getty said Elder shot a 75, U S Open xonowlng nor sscona-roun .Aus~alinnchance to prsctiea who has hadliege little his thatplayed usual much in themore brisk, difficult cool idng,.Ha2OnqrWfu "hod ' 73, ScotiaCowichan,thetoam B.C., titl~withto give Nova 831 .;....',Stark:~ score of 70, is ' also under roof will belr0ore expensive In the long run. I't could cost you many times more'than a new roof. Get your pinyoff trimnlJh in ~eI~GA ' bre,~es; '' Masters titleholder Fuzzy strokes';to 333 for British pressure because she was two weeks ago. Mac McLesdon was alone Zoeller a 74 and 67-year-old rerooflng done now by an experienced roofer. 15 years In the business. Don't "My swing didn't feel all in second at ~, three strokes SamSueadstrnggledto a76. Columbia.. bern-and raised in Corner put it off till next fall, It's too late. A new roof needs a full summer of sunshine to that iPr~t," he .eaid."lwasa under par. Dave Burr of Kelowna, 0ntari0, which has won the Brook and learned to play seal Itself down. A roof put on In the fall cannot be guaranteed against blow off. little over-relaxed from (thei A four-wood second shot B.C.,shot an opening-round title six times in the last 10 golf at lllomidou. She moved We guarantee our roofs against leaks for one year. " PGA at) Oakland Hills. and a 12-foot putt produced 75 and Jim Nelford of Bur- years, was third at 337 to Nova Scotia four years "Bat," he continued, "I an eagle-three for Tom naby, B.C., had a 76. followed by Quebec, 345; ago with her family. . CALL N()W FOR FREE ESTIMATES ' Manitoba and Alberta, 351;. "~ets really one of us," Call Evenings DAVE'S CONTRACTING 63546oo Standings compiled Newfoundland,S',skatchewan, 354;. 354;New saidshe's one going elnb to member. win it for"And us • Brunswick, 369, and Prince too." Edward Island 376.

. in tragic yacting race rourstroke,,.,,.,,, leadretained at 154 for he,th, • individual title over Janinc Getty of Burnaby, B.C., who PLYMOUTH," England sixth place, even though the violent storm which cut is also 18. Although CO( (Renter) -- Australia was British yacht Eclipse headed ~hroughthe fleet earlier this broke the record 78 set b) doelarndwinner Thursday of the individual standings, week. Stark opening day, sh( the Admiral's Cup yachting The French entry Jubilee The winning Australian gained little ground and sits seriee, taldng the trophy for was placed second in the trio wan led by lmpetuous in inthird~it~62. The title wil] nely the second time. individual competition with third place on corrected be decided in. today's fma] With the last of the pro- Australia's top yacht, Ira- time. Police Cak" was fourth round. vionely-untraeed boats in.' petuous, third, and Ragamuffin 13th.' Allisofl~rritt ~f Ec~n0ntol volved in the Fastnet race The Cup presentation will The United States placed and Nancy Moon of Swif posltively sighted early take place Fridhy, but in- Imp fifth, Williwaw15th and Current, Saskl, both 17, ar, Thursday, the organizers stead of the customary Aries 28th. tied for.fou/'th :at 163;: were able to compile Cup celebration party af- Admiral's Cup team |tandinga. forwards, it will be followed results: ' ' " '" The Australian team by a church serviee for the l7 I. Australia, 1,088 ,nts -,., 'ana a totalled 1,988 points for the ' yachtsmen, who lost their 2. United States, 1,013 five-race series with the lives during the storm- 3.HongKongandltaly,944 United Statesrunners-upon whipped Fastnet race. ,tied) splits two 1,015. Britain, winners of the A total of 23 yachts of the 5. Argentina 861 Cup on the two previous 306;strongFastnetfleet sank 8. Britain 854 eeeaslons, had to settle for or were abandoned in the 7. France 840 HILO, Hawaii (CP) - . 8. Ireland 725 Canada's men's team at th, 9. Switzerland629 PacfficRimjuniorvolieybal Cosmos take lead 1O. West Germany 587 tournament split two game~ 11. Japan 583 Wednesday to match' it~ TORONTO (CP) --' Both teams kept the ball 12. l~etherlands 572 opening-dayperformance i] Sueondimif goals by Johan moving and played evenly 13. Spain 555 the international corn Neeskens, Vladlslav during the first 45 minutes 14. Belgium 553 petition. , Bogicevlc and Rick Davis with action moving from one 15. Sweden 452 Canada defeated the hoe save New York Cosmos a 3-I end of the field to the other. 16. Singapore 439 Halo team 15-11, 10-14, 15~ victory Thursday and a one- Neeskens scored midway 17. Poland 401 before losing to Japan 15-4, S same lead in their North throngh the second half when 18. Canada 391 15,16-14,15-10. • American Soccer League he picked up a loose ball 19. Brazil 229 British Colmnbla's men' quarter-flnal with Toronto deepin the Toronto zone and Leading individual team had the same 2- ~lliamrd before a record bootedit into an open Bliz- platings, with handicaps record after loslsg 15-4-15-I erowd of S0,M6 at Exhibition . ssrdnetat60:26totskeal-6 ts~nintoacoount: 15-9 to the defendinl Stadium., Cosmos lead. 1. Eclipse (Britain), 97 champion United State The crowd was believed to Bogicevic scored the in- hours, five minutes, 9.7 team and I0-15~ 15.7, 15-5, I! be the Isrgest crowd ever to surance goal at 80:16 when seconds ' 10to Honolulu. watch a socoer game in be took the ball out of a 2. Jublie vi (France) The seven-team men' Toronto. Sucond game is crowded in front of the 97:40.15 event is being run on scheduled for Sunday night Toronto goal and drove it 3. Impetuous (Austrelie) round-robin draw. in Giants Stadium st East across the.crease from six 97:53.33 in women's phy -- nan Rutherford, N.J. feet out aM into the lower 4. Police Car (Austrella) teams divided into two pool After an uneventful first right hand corner. 97:56.2O -- Canada evened its recor half, with neither goMtendar S. Imp (U.S.) 97:57.09 at 1-1 by defeating Honoinl -- BkgoJa Tamindde for Davin's gosl came at 87:08 9. Red Rock IV (Arden- 12.15, 15.11, 15-14, 15-7,.B.C. Toronto and Hubert and wefthe result of a tins) 90:35.09 had the same record after Blrkanmaler for Coemea -- breekaway that started 40 7. Revolutio6 (~'rance) losing to the U.S, 15.e, 14-19, faelnganydlffleultshotsjthe metres out, Davis took the 98:42.30 meoud half proved a free- shot,from iS metres, hand- 8. Acadia (A~'gentlna) 15-3,The 15-8. competition ends Great beer.Great country. scoring session, cuffed Tamlndzic. 99:17.53 Saturday. .. .. _.-. :!I ! fl I • .• • , Page 8, The Herald, Frlda.y, August 17, 1979 • ."L '•.i ' : ¸'¸ ; ~ • i¸ : New emphasis ~. .. . on fish industry

SEATTLE (AP) -- ginning, there already are fishing boats from non- Secretary c~ Interior Cecil indications it will undergo Indians and a lean prngram Andrns today unveiled a 5'90 isrgescale revision. for Indians to buy gear. million proposal to rebuild The plan, with a 10-year The federal plan is far lens salmon runs in the United time frame, calls for new than the ;208 million States Northwest, and while enhancement programs, the enhancement, research and it was called a good be. buying back of commercial buy-baok program recommended by a federal study last year. Already, the main catch in the proposal appears to be a section which would allow EARNINGS the federal gov~'nment to jwithhold $75 million unless the state antes up $75 million By THE CANADIAN.PRE88 M~kei Financial Holdings ot its own. Alberta Gas Trunk Line Ltd., six months ended June CUTriNG COSTS Co. Ltd., six months ended 30: 1979,$379,465,61.6 cents a Andrns said the Carter a~ June 30: 1979, $4,558,000, ~.qhare; 1978, ~34,290, 54.3 ministration is trimming ex- $1.03 a share; 1978, penditures but state North Canadian Oils Ltd., Democratic Representative 833,120,000, 97 cents. six months ended June 3O: Canada Developm~,~t Don Bonker satd the problem 1979, $1,-444,000, 33 cents a Is basically a federal Corp., six months ended share; 1978, $2,743,800, 56 June 30: 1978, 848.8-mBHon, responsibility. CentS. "It's a problem .of federal $1.31 a share; 1978, $14.9- H. Pan;in and Co. Led., six million, SO cents. dams on the Columbia River months ended June 30: 1979, ldlling fish and of Canadian Canadian Homestead Oik • ~97,476, 56.9 cents a share; Ltd., six months ended June interception of fish' runs." 1978, $402,430, 38.3 cents. Consequently, the federal 30: 1979, 81,591,000,22.8 cents PhlUlps Cables Ltd., six a share; 1978, 81,618,800, 25 government should spend months ended June 30: 1979, more" money than Andrus ceils. ;2,-810,000, 70 cents a share; Corp~ate Foods Ltd', 24 proposed, Beaker said. 1978, ~}3,000, nine Cents. The plan comes five weeks weeks ended June 16: 1979, • Pew.or Corp. of Canada $479,360, $1.42 a share; 1978, after the U.S. Supreme Court Ltd., six months ended June largely upheld U.S. District $396,889, 81.17. 38: 1979, $35,012,000, $1.35 a Costain Ltd., six months Judge George Boldt's 1974 share; 1978. $13.198.000. 48 decision that said treaty ended June 30: 1979, cents. ~2,647,000, 62 cents a share; Indians must be given the Quebec Telephone, first Opl~rtunity to catch at least 1978, ~2,728,-000, 64 cents. halt: 1979, $5-million, $1.21 a Donohue Inc., six months half of the harvestable The $4 million fishbout Callistratus sits idle in Prince Rupertthese days ended June 30: 1979, share; 1978, $4.4-million salmon and steelhead. $1,22. • " .... '" " ' • ' "-.' ..t '. photo b~ 6reO Mlddleton ~,210,000, $1.15 a share; Reed Stenhouse Cos. Ltd., 1978, ~,000,000, $2.71. nine months ended June 30: Drummond,McCall Inc., 1979, 811,642,000, 77.6 cents a six months ended June sO: share; 1878, $11,432,000, 76.5 1979, $4¢998,000, $1.76 a cents. share; 19'/8, $2,'0~2,030, 72 St. Lawrence Cement Co. ceils. Ltd., six months ended June Etdorado Nuclear Ltd., six 30: 1979, $675,000, 23 cents a months ended June 30: 1979, share; 1978, ~33,000, loss, 25 $3,-?20,000, no share figures; cents. 1978, $19,S42,000. Spar Aeropace Ltd., six Federal Pioneer Ltd., six months ended Junoc30: 1979, months ended June SO: 1979, $1,131,080, 52 cents a share; $2¢109,227, $1.72 a share;• 1978, 81,127,000, 55 cents. 1978, ~,702,449,~.64. Steep Rock Iron Mines Flnlayaon Enterprises Ltd., six months ended June Ltd., slx months ended June 30: 1979, 81,286,9570 16 cents a 33: 1970, $84,~, loss, no share share; 1978, $2,411,513, 30 figures; 1978, 815,527, loss. cents. First City Trust Co., six TIW Industries Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1979, months ended June 30: 1979, $6.4-million, ~.09 a share; ~30,000, 34 cents a share; 1978, ~.4-milllon. 1978, ;~92,000, 13 cents. GraRon Group Led., three UAP Inc., six months months ended July 31: 1979, ended June30: 1979,M)59,000, ~,-~,000, 38 cents a share; $1.07 a sham; 1978, $562,000, 1978, ~,320,000, 30 cents. 67 cents. Guardian Capital Group ltd., alx months ended June Worldwide Energy Corp., a six months ended June 30: 30: 1979, 81,040,~5, $1 • 1979, $578,503, 10cents a share; 1978, 8510,516, 48 share; 1978, $645,161, 13 eents. cents. Inland Natural Gas Co. Ltd., 12 months ended June 30: 1970, 15,719,000, 81.53 u share; 1978, 84.940,000. $1,2& Inter-City Gas Ltd., six months ended June 30: 1979, DOLLAR $6,-441,000, $1.04 a share; 1978, $5,°347,800, 67 cents. Kelly, Douglas and Co. Ltd.. 24 weeks ended June MONTREAL (CP) -- U.S' dollar In terms of Canadian 18:1879, $4,471,000, 71 cents n funds at 3:30 p.m. EDT share; 1978, $4,317,Q00, 68 Thursday was down 41-100at cents. $1.1682. Pound sterling was Mndsen Red Lake Gold down 3.02 at $2.5963. Mines Ltd., six months In New York, the Canadian It might even be. saying that you onded June30: 1979, $968,826, dollar was up 3-10 at $0.8560 That pain ! 27 cents a share; 1978, and pound sterling was down should take a little time now and $10,667, 0.3 cents. 1.80 at $2.2225. then to do some simple exercises in the back.. to strengthen your back. maybe it's trying to tell Think about it. Anct do something STOCKS you something, about it. For a start, how about } Maybe it's saying you getting a copy of the free booklet should be more careful "BACK TALK'-'Available at your local V? NCOUVER (CP) -- The unchanged at .52 on 181,100 British Columbia Resources shares and .Marquis when you're lifting--that Workers' Compensation Board Investment Corp. continued Development Corp. gained a its slow slide on the Van~ dime to '.85on 122,800shares. you should make sure the office or mail this coupon. eouver Stock Exchange Rebel Developments load.isn't too heavy, and Thursday, as the market added ! 1-2 cents to .23 1-2 on 1 ...... reported prices were 83,500 shares, Burlington that you lift with your legs generally up in heavy gold was steady at .69 and I-1 o, trading. New Congress Resources instead of your back. BCRIC, however, lost .07 was unchanged at .37. to $6 1-8 as 123,0~5 shares Trams Mountain Pipe Line Maybe it's complaining changed hands. The issue c?MPAN~ Co. Ltd. reports net earnings about the way you twistl whlch first appeared on the af $3,842,000 or 50.7 cents a exchange Aug. 7, once share for the six months when you turn insteadj traded as high as $6.80. ended June 80, compared In Thursday's trading, 138 with earnings of $2,387,-000 of shifting your feet and issues advanced, 99 declined or 31.8 cents a share for the and 172 were unchanged as same period last year. turning with your whole the volume reached 5,644,101 Operating revenue totalled bucty. I llll'l &Ptl tg shares. $18,992,000 compared with I Among other industrials, $13,-798,000 in the first six Canadian Javelin dropped months of 1978. .09 to $1.21 on 15,428 shares, The higher earnings were Taro Industries gained a attributed to the increased nickel to $3.40 on 5,500 shares deliveries of petroleum, Jet and Seagram was steady at fuel and propane.' $65 3-8 on 2,200 shares. Truss Mountain has ap- Cominco was unchanged plied to regulatory bodies in at $45 3-4 and Westcoest Canada and the United Petroleum held at $22 3-4. States for permission to SNA Resources paced re. build a 30-inch pipeline source traders and gained system to Edmonton from .06 to .80 on 330,790 shares. Port Angeles, Wash. Redford Mines climbed .11 to IORONTO (CP) -- ,2.01 on 269,400 shares and mong lndustrials, Jet-Star I~esonrees added .30 Alberta Energy gained 13/4to to $3.30 on t43,900 shares. $6ev,, Texaco Canada IV4 to Rhodek Resources put on $71, BP Canada W4 to k~0, i .33 to ~.73 on 141,600shares, Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas lena Silver Mines gained .33 1~ to *72~ and Walker- to tl .33 and Zenore Gocderham A 1½ to $42V,. Resources rose .13 to .80. G~ Canada lost 3~ Greenwood Explorations $03TA, Algoma Central .n^.n u, .~.,,,. led curb traders and gaine~ Railway 1½ to $26, IAC Ltd. IJUUI~KERS' cOmPENSATION l.Pq,.fr~l~ I~ LULtlIIlUlA a penny to $1.78 on 215,800 % to $18~, Dome Pete sA to .1i'i i ,'i I li,;illil.q .Lilllq'l, V, ilh lillVl'l, ll(; V~'/ ,11 H. ri~llqihlili(, :+t;ll O;'ll. l,,rl,~ tl,I P*tl • ,', aharm. Nomad Mines was $44½ and Into ~/~ to ~2%. The Herald. Friday, August 17, 1979, Pap I • roll , TERRACE,KITIMAT

dally herald I SECOND SECTION Measles an epidemic VANCOUVER (CP) -- said."It in also eeseatisl that Heattribetesthtsimrtlyto the ~ity. Measles have reached each individual have a languagedifficulties and the Mostof this ye~,r'| eases: epidemic proportions here record of when and with culturaldifferenceeofrecont lave been in older chi]drm: tids year, says Dr. David what he (or) she has been immllprante who ts~d to about nine or..10, Kin]ech: Kinlech,' the city's, new immunized." ccogregateintheesatslde~ said. medical health officer. He said he thought there • Kinlech'asidinarecent mny be more measlee eases ~'~'~'~%~'~v~'~v~e'~ 7 lntm~ew there are more than hit the afflclal records . than seven times as many because .many doctors are ' eases being reported in. the too ~ keep up-to-date first dX munths Of-10Nthus on to the health ~ ~! ~.=~dns ~ wholea de~=e=. ~te a l.,,I .- requirement to do so. ~ .~ "L~-acUeallyROpe of these Accuratepersmal records - a g youngetors need 'have been are particularlly important ~ ~. infected if. they had been for those past the age of 20 ~ ~;' immunized," he said, because of changes in a f~ j "Measles couM ha wiped out number of vaccines, besaid, p "1, in a few years, as smallpox It has been found that the :t 4~' has, If all eMldren were first meanlos vaednea using ]g fl immunieed ks soon as they dead virus only pro ira- ts. ~ are a year'old."' ' munity fora limited tin)e, ha ,,oo~oo " ) In Canada this year there aaid. NOW high school add f " 'OINI.R~ 62¢2621 or 624.3359 ' . l' have been 16,365of measles collegestudents are Mtting )' -oa,w.,N. ~.,,..w,.,.~.. " ~: 3,e13 for the asme pertod last numbers. year. In Vaecouver..there Current vecclnas, giv~ to - ' ' ' ' ' j have been 148 eases com. ' 'parnd with so in IS. UevedaddldaRerage,oee,to provide Ufefime/m- arel~ VANCOUVER, e.c., CANADA Kinlech, who took his mu.l~." .... ' poslt/oa about a month ago, Paid he is concerned about different levels of ira- ~l the city's immunisetion munisaUen in differemtparts 'record, partly because af the of the city.. o DAYS 2 NIGHTS difficulty in obtaining, ac- "For instance in the curate records. westernpart S0to SSpar eant "We have to find Someway of the children have ham "to. Persuade 'private prac- immunized while in the titioeers to lofom us when mare saetioun only ~ to 75 they do Immenisat/ous," he per ceat are protected~,

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About 50 visitors a dsy sip the hook Cheryl-Ann ' commerce sponsered tourlstinf~mStlon centre, looks Mecallough. a staff member at the local chamber o/ over here p~oto by Grog MMdl~on • 1755 Oavie Street Phone: 682.1831

"Tourism in Terrace dik i DOUBLE OCCUPANCY SINGLE OCCUPANCY Tourism has been' come to' enjoy the out- Thursday about 50 ~neincreueintourism booming throughout the doors, visitors a day come to the has economic benefits for Terrace area as visitors A Tourist Information information booth. In the area as well. Bob from all ower the World-R0oth employee..].sald addition tO C~nadian Park,~nanager, ,of AH • plus 5% tax " Plus 5% tOx ' .. : ,...... !!...... (l.~.o.~ ~,..t~ ...~.,,... (i.l= U~= "" " ..... ' ...... "...... "~"~'"~"~ '; :...... "'~ts;'~ spOkeman Season~ Sporting ~ls, ' ~..... ~, ....., e. m86f :~ .... ""' -~ m.... m,o~'~...... " "" Americana from said tourism brinp Fertility drug Oregon, ' California, "quite a fewdoHars" into Texas, and New York or the city. RESTAURAN T : September15/78 thru May 15/'79 Europeans, especiaUy "There's a .lot of Germans, frequently Europeans, especially come through the area. Germans, coming into • , . , Above Includes: ., seems to work the area," he explained. 4| , -FULL FAOILITIES- ; , NAPLES, Italy (AJP) -- A. 'Neples Suburb. '"Fhey're here for the We ve also hed a lot of ~.year-old Naples woman '/'be other babies were fishing or else on their Albortans, who are the '"T(~Nf~'~- S : , "k Beautiful Guest Room m fe~Uity treatmmt gaw rushed to 'nearby hospitals way to Aiaska,".said the best tourists when • it I/rth prematurely today to and placed in incubators, ff octuplets, five girls and " the'seven chtlden survive, it employee. "Most arereal comes to spendln8 three boys. One girl died couldbe a world record. outdoOr enthusiasts." money,!' he added. OaNADIAN" FOOD- ~ i -k Breakfast (2) Mornings hours later and a doctor said The previous highest the seven other babies were number of surviving seriously underweight.. children in a multiple birth -DININ' LOUNGE- t ~ Steak Seafood Dinner Doctors at Naples' was six -- wldeh.the Guln- Hospital of the Incurahle seas Book of World Recerds said the babies' weights' says occurred twice, in ~DUSlNESSLUNGHES- at Hy'°rs at the S NDS ranged from 14 ounces to 2.3 Sydney, Austra]is, in 1971 .ss,s pounds. A doctor said he had and in Cape Town, South Men, to Fri, 11am - 2 pm ' "some hope" the two largest Africa, in 1974. Guinnasa '~ Hidden aomnhere m the d the~lnfants would survive. officials in London saldthey based their .multiple birth i ~ UN,-THURS. 11 a.m.-12 p.m. . "' EXTRAHIGHT The birihs took SO minutes records on- infants .that paper arelwo Terpee with a doctor and three survived their first birth- , ~ ?RI, & SAT, 11 a,m, - 2 a,m, DOUBLE/PER PERSON SIHGLE/PERPERSON nurses attending, hospital days. . , ~ phone numbers, ~ . ' $13.00 plus tax $23.00 plus tax spokesmen said. The Guinnees book notes 4 ~ ' ' ' The mother was Ideatifled thattheblsbeetmunberina 4~ ~ Find them,and if one is yours you've ' .It:~ 643 PARK AVENUEPHONE 636-61il, . as Mrs. Pasqualina won. Chinnose. She was reported birthmedicallyrec°rdedmultiplewasnine, on three ~ ~[["[-~ Pick up your tickets at the Herald '~ - , TOLL FREE IN U.S.I.{e00).528.1234 to have delivered six occasions -- the 1971 Sydney' ~ offlce~ 3212 Kalum St. ~ L m~ birth, in Philadelphia in 1972 .... d w ew hours and ,In Bangladesh in 1977 .K .... after birth. She was said to All the children in the .It ****************~*~******~gJr4r4 10ephyslcaUywell,I~physteaUywell, butafraidbutafrald •PhiladelphiaPhiladelphia and Bangla-Ba:~gla- 4(-~ /~},,¢4o /"~ , "~/ ~ " . Appearliil at tie ddlosinBalltheininnto. losing all the infants.Mrs.insurance Mrs. desl~birthsdled.deshbirths died. ~ -/~-/W(,~ /~ ~ Chinnose and her husband, Therewere undocumented ~ .T, Stefano, an insurance repomearliertmcontury, A~J .~ company employee, live in a of I0 births, Guinness notes. ,k ,,~, CONVOY LOUN@I • ' ' ~ 4720 LAKELSE'AVE. PHONE 638-8111 ( SHOWING AT 8 P.M. : ,LUOo,O.,m., II ~ ..J~Tt~4~.qlllfk "u II ~ AUGUST 12- 18 .- Mature II ~~ II : Escape from Alcatraz ~ ~(~~1~ ~)~]'~ ~;~ ~i~, ~ ~q,

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Lend a hand... • i J tO clean I Make ]tome t. e perfect setting, for: ur e]f • our land ' .... I _ ll' I i II ; PRUDEN & 0URRIE(,.,)LTD, A kitchen designed for the., handicapped " said. "Th~ d~sign 'takesin:io : sons to bc~ome more self- 1ERRAOE'S 00MPLETE REAL ESTATE SBIVl0E consideration the.h0nie- "dep'endcnt,,necessary roodS- 4648 Lakeho Avenue 636-6142 maker whose'imovement is ', fica.tions .i(i-d.n0t major limited or who is confined to tasks.. Foi.ex'nmple, the LARGE LOT STARTER HOME IN a sitting position. My think- cabinets b)'. iScheirich are 90x264. Four bedroom THORNHILL ing was to'come up.with.a stock unit's and the app!i- home wlth basement. Wall 2 bedroom smaller typo kitchen that was first 6fall. antes are.standard General to wall carpeting In living & home on 1 acre of land.' dlnlng room. Deck off Close to schools. Asking functional, and io show how Electric models," The only:' kltchon. Ensulte off master 128,000. Call Dick Evans. it co'aid be built' with ~:bn- .'cabi.nctry. modification n¢- bedroom. $S7,000. For Well maintained 3 't'¢fi~[~orar~/s!~li~g'whiie~cap - .. cessary was.one to allow the appointment to view call bedroom, with full trQ!lii~g~/:os'fs;' 'i' i" ,,. '~'(~all:ovcn" to be installed at a Dick Evans. basement featuring 4th; The, L,shaped kitcheh".is ; low'qr-than-'u~uai height, and bedroom, bethrcom end • modified in. the.. sink area .~¢veral manufacturers pro. ¥. . . rumpus room. To vle.~ and cook itag' Center'." The .' ~c¢ the shallow sink dnd el- phone Rusty or Bert COU.ntef~0p is. 10wer,',Th(:'re " ,bow products. ' ' VIEW HOME -- EX. Llungh. eLUSIVE AREA ar6 no base cabjfiets (e~c'bpt :" '"' ' .... . Over 1300 sq. ft. with great b¢~eath"'thg,Wd!l o~,¢~h' a'nd '" Also in recognition of the view of Skeena Valley. 3 the fray c//b'inet between: the : 'needs: of ihe'visually handS. TRANCE ON Me- dishwasher:, and : refrigera. :,'~cgi~:l~.6d,"Ge'neral Electric • CONNELL bedrooms, 2 flreplacos, 2 full baths. Covered patio toO, so a wheelchair can roll :pro~ides Braille-style knobs Three bedrooms, rear deck, flnlshed rumpus off kitchen and dining up to and unde.r.d~e, coun- ,Trce!of~:harge for.any of its room. Oouble carport. room, close to schools. tars. A ,shallciw-bOwr::sink ..GE.~or. Hotpoint brand DHve by 4405 Birch and FIVE BEDROOM HOME .Phone Rusty or Bert with rear d~,~itt'and single- ..,ranges,. as well as [Iraille call Dan~y Sheriden for. IN HORSESHOE AREA ~Llungh. Price S61,S00. contrdl:.'l~fi~et:alS6 p6rmits a control bands for its home further details. •Walking distance to schools. Fireplace In living straifilit'on !'hp.~i'h~ch And • laundry,,equipment. These room. 16x20 cedar rec . ]¢[~:'r.~ah~':u~d¢ri'th~.~¢.Q,fiter .controls 'm~iy be,obtained by room. Fenced and nicely ::~/iid:g,~i~:'~i[~.i;:, ~:i" I ' ..,sending'th'¢ model and serial landscaped. $67,1100." For ' "-' '.' ' ~'" :. :'::, .. "~in~tier,'bf;~hc appliance to , For thosewno may llffO I[ ,~:,~"~. :7:~. ::v.. . . appointment to view call ...... -...... me range o,~ nome Jaunury difficult to, reach~' t:~)ntt'o~s ',-~,.~ ....,i,... :~-.., . -. Dick Evans. ,., .,; .-.,. ~ o.,: . .. ' aepartmem a[ ~¢nerai P..ICC- switcnes ior the lOO£1 waste ":.., . ::..- ,; .:.' "- . . • CENTENNIAL DRIVE , " , ,',:;: ', :,,~.. ;. [rl~./~ppuauc~..rarK LOUIS- TRALLY LOCATED u=sposer,, - ' nodes-~ [an .'ann )' ,Iigm -' ~)'~,"ilia ) '~,3)~-'9U'.#~O!.v. ~4~: ' Four bedrooms, flrepleca, ACREAGE . are ,nstalled at )he ffdn~.~of ...... '" •. " Four acres of treed sloping 2 baths, rear deck, large tl~e coumcr a~ 8 ~IL~,~ a , ~,~,.,~ti~,,~,~ ~/~,o ,,,a ~o,, landscaped lot and many land with power available. Contact Rusty or Bert • sw,ch. ~o~ ?.u~r.,~.t .~a,ua=~o~*.~oducts now more features that must be countertop ,ghtmg viewed. Phone Rusty or Llungh. . : ...... hi,de'by" (~E*'/l'nd Hotpoint Bert Llungh. ,~ KITCHEN FOR THE HANDICAPPED -According to its designer• Bill Ketcham.CKD. General Electric's Kitchen . While providing .ample ;are available on tape cas- DesignerManager. major features of kitcheninclude instatlat~on of control switchesat the front of the counter,ex- storage space, the cabinet settes for the visually handS-: COUNTRY LIVING tens=vecountertop hghtmg, and hmitedbase cabinets, so a wheelchaircan roll up to the count'ers-- mcludthgthe sink design and location also arc ~capped. They are obtain- CLOSE TO TOWN Modern 3 bedroom home on area. ";" ' more functional for.a home- labia.from the Center for acre. Open post and One of the nation's lead- word'handicappcd' today is people alive longer, and.the maker with limited activity. Consumer Products Re- ing appliance .manufac- much more all-encompass- natural increase in the na- There are easy-grip handles, Icordirigs, Associated Blind beam In living room. 2 44411 HAUGLAND fireplaces, large sundeck Two bedroom house with turcrs has designed a ing, lion's median age means an and open shelving helps of Kentucky, P.O. Box 306, off dining room and kit- "kitchen for the handi- The public is bcco;ning ever-increasing percentage make cooking and serving Louisville, Ky. 40201. Re- COMFORTABLE HOME - basement with 2 extra i WELL LOCATED chen. 2 car garage plus out bedrooms, fireplace, and a. capped," formulated with more aware of the handS- of the population over 65. utensils easy to reach. Items ;quests should indicate prod- Good 4 bedroo,',t~ home on. buildings. Must be seen. :large lot with good ger-. the needs.. Ol:...th.c.:an)bul~:~.:, ~;..ap~..~jp:~os~.I)~:~b~r~h de- Americans over 65 now inthestor~g¢~rea~abovethe uct, brand, model number Tuck Avem~L.~Thls Is a: For appointment call Dick' danlng 'soil. Price ~I1R00. I torily and visually hands- facts :and such crippling dis: ~~'umber'..~3 " '~ ...... mdhon,' '"~'~'"': ah:d~y " " wall...... oven"'" ...... can, I~e.'"" r~acbed '~" " ::t,and : ye~r:'purchascd,:..... , : if well tor,&~)~)Wneat, clean Evans., ...... ,,,, =.,To, vlew contact Rusty. or. capped.in,..mind~ ,..-.,~...... ,. eases as polio and multiple 1he year 203b their number from a sitting posmon, and .: ~no~n...'i~ere, ~s~a. nominal home Which was recently Bert Llungh. Williami J .... am sclerosis. Moreover, more will swell to almost 52 rail- the shelf around the counter c.harge of $1.25 to cover cost recerpeted.. Contact Bob ..... !. , .,.r,.e=cn' , than two million persons are !ion, one out of every six also provides convenient of each cassette and for ,%erldan for detail.s. Lr~u, KliCnen Design man-• bl ...... ;,,4 nr w;cnalh.a,.y handt-" Americansl storage for smaller items, packaging for the mails. ager for General Electric ~ cappeD Factors like these goner- Kctcham points OUt that ;'American know- and designer of the kitchen, ' " BRAND NEW - 49~6 I feels the concept of the Advances'in medical set- ated the idea.of a "handi- while such a kitchen can as- ~ow is working for those LAMELY STREET I kitchen is very timely, as the enc¢ are helping to keep capped" kitchen, Kctcham sist many handicapped per- vho need it most," Three bedrooms plus all | NEARING COMPLETION the extras Including a | .4934 SCOTT AVE. family room. To view. down In full I~.'nt. Ya acre " : McCOLL: , Modern 3 bedroom split nhone Rusty or Bert J of land w';~,,~, garden & level, close to schools and I. uni g h ...." .~-'~. ; ~. ~fNU~b'l~h ~*a 2 bay shop REAL ESTATE::-- :~)i'~\qC~ faaturlno manv extras...... ~ ...... '))*" ,or. ,double garage, 4615 A,J. :~M cCO LL :(Notary: Public/ Phone Rusty or Bert ~L~~I Graham Ave. - S47,SO0. Llungh. G,v. BOb Shar,dan o ca,,. " : 635:61311 ,: .....ii::~::i!iil ~...... ~iiii::~::! .: i 3239'A KALU!VI. STREET .:: ~.1~ ~ii::!:i!iiiii :: :.iiiii:i '~ii!iiiii ~'iiiii~ii~.;'~ 2 acre hobby farm. Ranch SECLUSION AND VIEW I t~~~ style home with open beam Custom built home with 3 | ceilings. Large kitchen bedrooms, 2 fireplaces, 2. I 1 " " I ~. •..l ,~ with unique cedar, cup. ~ I baths, =undeck and land. I ~'~ boards. Wood stove In scaped lot. For viewing i WlTM ~ vi=w living room. 3 bedroom - ~ i Modern modular home In contact R u st y or Bert I .....I ,~.t..~ ,, ~,;'~';n,..k a,.. master with ensulte. In- quiet eeciudad area plus ' "='" I with view of the Skesna terior needs some i i cleared land and double iiiil]~lB~:~~ I Valley. co.ted Rusty or finishing. Attached double ; I. g~.rage. Phone Rusty carport. Year round creek [ I .vLIungh...... I runs through property. [ I Bern, corral and chicken ~ I coop lust waiting for your . ' ' ' animals. The home.In Its ' • '"" " '" ~'~' ! )', picturesque sailing Is listed. " . " ; .' :,'~':..... exclusively at $55,000 " .... ', ~" ~" ~" Well kept modern home ~!]~II~ • '1 . .., . . ...] ,., k located at 4930 Lazelle wlth e0xt00 lot In lower Th0rnhUJ, dose to',s'choOlf: Selk'flc" Located on Kenworth Road 5 bedrooms, fireplace and ~$~~ •tank on Property -- one time. servtced 2 .tf&ll~s;'Vl~;jY- this 2 bay shop has a large 3 pnda~d,:Wd..Ph.one Locatedon Scott Avenue, suitable for mobile hod~e'and av&ll'abl~f~)f,'lthdqecH~# bedroom suite on upper KUSty or uer!' I.lungn ...... •'• . this split level home has ".occupancy. Listed at. $! 1,0~l'l:. .: ;,,:.~r: ', floor and gravelled yard. " . M ' -':; . i many ath'actlve fee]urea Phone Bert Llungh to view. such as bullt.ln range and I oven, and dlshwesl~er, wall ;" ;~.eptrq p~ lOr~ed on:fenced to wall carpeting, i' 3ot, ,.2 A)edro~m-.bome. so fireplace, totally room, lV= ~lf,.uAted ¢In.~et that ,large baths, patio doors fo rear '~b¢l,dlt[on-.~" ,new..homo Isundeck, full basement end ~¢voul~Lb(;,'iea s~ie. Cement I It Is sltcated on a fully ~ri~eMa~,.i .Included In STARTER HOME bedroom home sltuafe~ landscaped lot wlth storage .~aking .prh;e of,: $20,000 Is 2 bedroom home centrally on 5 acres on Old Remo shed and fenclng. To vlew :~'l~ge a.n'd stove. . located to Ichcoll & Road• House Is on concrete call Rusty or Bert. shepplng. Brick fireplace block foundation and ha~ Light Indmtrlal len~8'~eltab, le in,geod tocatlon. 2 x l~k In living room. Wall to wall Cedar siding Exterior. HORSESHOE AREA acres side by sldelO~.' ,pall'Icily cleared, City sewer carpet In living & dining $39,500. Contact Bob 2bdrm. home with 1 Ixirm. and waler available. Very r~ssonable at $,~),000.. room. !147,000. To see 11111 Sheridan for further suite In basement. call Dick Evans, details, starter home priced at' Excellent well constructed triplex In dellreeble location. Each unit 2 bedrooms and middle unit 3 13/UPDATE= High, low, or on a singlepedestal, television sets have becomea part of our lives and our rooms.No bedrooms. All Unltl~ have longerto be hidden,they can easilybe incorporatedinto any setting.For a contemporaryliving room, try oneor evena pairof chromeand simulatedwalnut etageres by Gusdorf,Smoked glass shelves are of safetyglass to provideproper, upper patios with sliding : supportfor turntables,books or collections,The middleshelf is designedto hold up to a 19" colorTV. Cabinetat base 'glass doors off a small ~,J~qllIM has removabledividers for recordstorage, (About $130.) Is the biggestproblem turning or movingthe set so that it room which could be den, can be seen from anywherein the room?A pedestalin chromeand jet blackhas castersfor mobilityend a swiveltop, sewing room or additional is ideal for a den or apartment.(About $42,) Or considera completehome entertainment center, only 28" wide.Top * bedroom home excellent AREA bedroom. All Units with shelf for VTR or audio equipment,center shelf for "iV units to 19" coloror 21" blackand whitewith completelyen. ' for a young family. Large Lovely 3 bedroom home.on carpet, eating areas In closed storagecabinet for recordsor ~'ideotapes,O n castersfor mobility,this simulatedwalnut unit is finishedon ell Scott Ave. Sandstone TIVATINO VIEW area In. basement which 1000 sq. ft.. 3 Ixlrm., fan- kitchens, laundry rooms sides for use as a divider• (About $64,)t. could be d~oped Into a fireplace, wall length tastic view from large and 1~ baths. Garden i f rec roo~,~W'~.. Kitchen 2 hearth, built In china erie, storage Shsda for cabinet In dining room. living with large central dining ~q~)Wgond size, cosy rock flreptoca, eiso vtew each unit. Properly well living room, Laundry area Family room end g~mes cared for. Listed ax. room downstairs. Built-In from instr, bdrm. Modern and rough-ln plumblng In cablnet kitchen with ad. cluslvely at 1130,000. basement• For further dishwasher end ger. Red Gr.oss burator. For an ep. Iolnlng family room. Many details call Oenn~/ more Interesting features.' oc ety • Sheridan. pelntment to view call Bob Sheridan. Give Bob Sheridan e call.

-- r - JOHN CURRiE - 791.2~ISI BERT I~JUNOH - L15.$IN " '[V-IE N INO'~ BOB SHERIDAN - 13S-2144 RUSTY LJUNOH - LU4734 PHONES , DICK EVANS - LlS.7068 DANNY SHERIDAN • liU4 for life • . T :

'The Herald, Friday, August 17, 1979. Ps~e 11

• Selling.. your home o m~.LL FASTER prospective buyers. That .ifYouhaveeflrepisceend . ~m,X~[~m~'*~k~,~"~m~ I ' AND FOR MORE means beds must be made, it's winter, e good fire can be" .... diahes done or Mdd~ out ef a bonus in Ixinging out that. I/ you are one Of the' sIIht in adleltwasher, natural "lim=~Lin" f~mllnn BETWEEN OFFER. thousands of Canadians sewspepsn and mapdnes Also in the wintm, vn. ~. U'yln8 to sell their homes,.- I~eked up off the floor, place photogra~* taken of AND POSSESSION 'Uke everyone else you want ashtrays cleaned, front steps your hom~ in "~ mmnm,~, to complete ,the sales as ' and stab'wave mnduttored. ~vllere net~mti--al-D~v~,a--'~ The time between the acceptance of an offer to rapidly as possilde and et the In the iummer, keep your. see them as they-~, ,,- ~ purchase and the possession of the property, is the same time : obtaln a top lawns trimmed and edged house • -., .... period~dudng which the conditions of the contract dollur.WhIIeyobrrenlektate end flower beds cultivated. Real estate selesneonle should be fulfilled, and dudng which you should sideepsrsod plays a prime in winter, remove snow and advise vou not to'acen~n~'nv prepare to move. role in se]]/ng your home, ice from sidewalks and the nz'~-I~t ~';,~nn-'~Tz~. . It ls importemtthat everything proceed according to th,~ times and dates specified in the 'offer' contract. yo tOO can help by applyin8 psrebes. , m0eetion tour Tn~ nft~n Keep a copy. of the offer for active reference, some eommon sense Be sure that all windows , owners make buyers feel like Make up a list of dates with respect to timing thlakl~, states A.E. LePage . are aparkling.. Open all intnMe~ and the proepect and check a d~y or two in advance to b(~ certain Coast to Coast .l~al Estate .drapes because a. bright .:subsequently hurries ' that there, are no delays or unanticipated Service, Canada's. largest home invites inspection. You throu8 h the house. Stalisties complications. List' appointments" and dates real estate orgar:...atlon. may want' to cleonsome show that most homes are with respect to mortgage interviews, application The most important point interior walIs"and'floors. If Soldwhen the iowDer IS not and processing; lawyers appointments and pro- !1 wben'~ solll~ '.-.y~ you decide to repaint or preset duringthe showing. cessing; and keep dll the information In note form use Is to put your~ in a •repeper, use neutr~ colors. The selespersonknows what. . regsrding instructions and details. buyer's pcoiUon. Try to see 2. Alert telephone, utilities, post officeand domestic • Anew owner can'llve with a. the buyer wants and IS' suppliers of disconnection dates ahd obtain • to it .that everything ebeut neutral color temporarily, qualified to em~aske the installation and connection dates for the new the house wouid meet with un~ he or she decides to features of your home.. proper~. your approval if th'e'~es • repaint in their favorite • It you must stay during the 3. Hie all requlred change of address notices such were reversed. Lo01r~g at edbr; ' ", ' bsl~setiop, be courteous but ,as drivers license, trade accounts, services, your home from " ' a Bee~me theldte~en iboDe do not Terse converimlon banks and cancel newspapers. prospective buyer's" per- .ofthemQ~importsat rooms,, with prospects. Thay are not . 4. Make your arrangements for moving and be apoettve may •help you aSl~.rklingkitohencanbe an 'there to pay e social visit, cerlain that you have a key to the new property identity Items needing your exceuent sollinapolnt. Neat, Let the salesperson answer Therearetwoaspectsofthepedodbetweenofferandon moving day. ' .. ' . attest/on that you may here oraerly_ rooms also' look any questions that are possesslon. othurwise overlooked.. ~'aer. ltemove.exJre plecen raised.. Try to avoid One is the contractual requirements of the'offer. Try to remember the first of furnJtm~, so visitors can dlsouesious Of price or term- such as arranging a mortgage, payment' of monies, time you saw yams.home pttbefullview0far0omor s. ThrouSh experience and cash for adjustments on closing, transfer of insurance, before you, bousl~t.. It. hallway 'and visu~se I~.'w treinin~, the selesperson Is some of whlchmay be attended to by your lawyer or Remember whkh |eatm'es their furniture ~Hlllock'~ it. cangbt your ~e:'and Wh|ch : ~t~ your closets "in order, better equipped to bring agent to ensure the satisfactory conclusion of the DesoUatious to e q,,ick and contractual obligations, but it is prudent to ~naintain didn't. ' Higl~liaht those . Rem0vin8 some of the favorable conclusion. ' your own schedule as well. features yen Ilked'addtry to ~JotJ~8, ~ make ibem ' When you set an aMdng The second aspect of the period are the prepar- correct these Y0d'dldn't." ..appear Idrger. And to . First lz~z~leestons .." are i d!splay', the .maximum .lmee, remember that it's atlons you Will have to make to move. Your plans for ex.a.ctiy that -- an aMflng moving may flow from the processing and detail of your isatina. For this reason, it is a~rage space you have in i pace. Very ' scldom does contractual obligations which deserve careful attention wise to mldntMn#mArihome :' yoizr basement or attie, anyone pay~ the- full aMd,g to reduce the possibility of delays. These plans will be ORGANIZE YOUR GARAGE,CLOSET, KITCHEN, OR LAUNDRYAREA: All you need~s some 3/4" shelwngmaterial. i m it friend= :~e~. CO.ndn8 to l'emove "all unnecessary price for a resale home, Real your personal arrangements, but in all the activity some Corner Chps. and a little ~rnagination.No buildingskdls are reqmred Just sketch out your design and cut your vildt. Real ~tate ~inapeople arf._3_des, preceding a move, remember to leave yourself enough 3/4" lumber or plywoodaccordingly, then snap a chp over each IOhtt -- It's that s~rnple.Chps are availablem three estate salespeople ngrse that time to revisit the new property the day before, or the colors -- b~ack,brown, and white; and three shapes-- T's..L's, and X's helpaeserallYisto agreemake thatthosee maJOrminor "l~zoreTUrnOnmeCertainsa!espersonllght~ arelXicingmadeiS whereby homeowners.mast errors day of finalizing the transaction to be ceilain that any repairs you've long put off-- .arrives with a prospective There's a te'~cle~cyby every extras that were included in the offer, are in fact in the ~ T~,, 9~. I MORTGAGE MONEY stuck doors, loose door Iz~yorso added wdrmness is homeowner to have an in. __ house. " " mm Imobe, drippy taps, cracked p r.ov!d.ed. Turn off the ~todepinlon0fthevelueof I ~ I ---,,-..-,r., -.. I UNLOCK THE EQUITY" IN YOUR HOUSE windows, squeskln~ hinges, me.re.ontelevislonand m mstereo. .,o.. Does~g.a his home But setting an m IIII .... • . ! WITH A 1st, 2nd OR 3rd MORTGAGE .Dei~ vest fans, burnt-out andnna otheromer petspets Ishould iou! Debe MkingnHcetoohluhisaVes • nm,][,i Pubhsneoin me imeresrof the oommunity ii ~~~ "! " FAVORABLE RATES ---~-.-J -! ...... r-- . e," Mi iW'J I~ by your local Real Esta(e Board in co. llsht bulbs, faulty lisht i~ollzxou~aeontreHed and,D.Q, Uff possible,[JOB ~e, the UOlLl~ on the il~rket too ii ~ operatton with the Canadian Real Estale I switches, counter top _B~tekept out of methe nhouse. Be. If~.a a tun8lung -- so Ion8 thatthet other • l]~E].~i]l ~9oc,e,on. I | CAC REALTY LTD. 46:MAGREIGAVENUE ' scratches and doorbells that _pprospeetreap.eel, doestoes_ notat. likelike salespeoplesalespoopleandtheirellents end their ellents I ~ i I PHONE 635.6108 ~24AGREIG TERRACEAVENUE don't work. animals, he ml~ht change begin to bclleve there must • Min?r~ repairs take mshis..mumLopm~.on opinionam; z of tme,...ml~ the cclesnlinesa ~ el. rosange bebegin sosomething ,methlng to beHeve wr0ngwrous there with must the ~ BRITISH ~OLUMSI A 1 BOB HAYTER, MANAGER ;:ndndt~; t~ut' they." ~c~:. pay" of yourhome.' ':'" ~...... ~, ~,gr.iit,w0ul~ have sold. ~oig'~vldl~lds.~l'usl~ :~"|l~v '""~y~r. • ..... ".-,.,.,no e~,~ll,,-,-,ll~!~ ir ~I,,*,~I ,~i...... ~°rlt,w0"Id ...... havesold " ...... '~ :' ~'' ': :: : .... ~ i '~ ' ' ' mMl problems ean cause iililllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll, you embarrassment und ~subVea prospective buyer the tle impression that there may be wone difficulties that are not ae evident. Your home should be tour- WIGHTMAN desufmmmornlngto~Jght.salespersons;= ' " ='If -- " ~L ...... tween the , • REALTY LTD • p ='-""" • ira==,,,,. ARK AVENUE REA TY LTD, .le =nq ~.n • : ' , ,' , " "'' ' I•L..~4819 PARK AVEllUE: TERIIM]E,JL0,~¥86.1.V6 , OOO'q~lll

fences !,_ ~11UILLS.s omer EYE r~me BARGAIN requlree " OFHOME THE HARVESTCROP PICK: •~ I~.'.0..00.|and~urtslheothelJOwn listing an at acreegeIOld Remo New m. I familyComfortable home 3 onbedroom large ,llI three' Hor.,.~ce,ru, bedroombwtimn,/I full I formationPh°ne JudYon thisfor family In- I ,,.,.,~ ~.JI. a,~ •m Interior repairs but Is a .DELOOKSARE This nl'~d""'"~ ~'"~--"" '~"'' ~= ,== • | cludes 10t partially clsered cerner lot In Up tsnds ares, blllment. Features in- home. Fully fenced yarcl G~"~[~ • Ilpo~d vaJu~.~r the hen. v_!CE!.VI.NGI ft. property provides the : leer- and ,.o ...".'l ThlshemehHmanyaxtra I ¢ludeeplnboomcelllngln basareawJlhaptsyheuee • •I'"v"'""'full basement "~"°w home °uYs on Y°U a 73e fr'UUomwuumthe streetneverthatgUesSthis mexl-'-mmu... .n=- ~.,,,=~"~.... x -" Imoaurar name. uooa SOil, features su¢h es large twang room, kitchen and / for the children, ...-- L---- available anywhere In the • |outbuildings. Priced at I sundeck, dual bath, I dining area Attached Famil me GILL I x 122fl.lot In the H6rseshoe 1006sq. ft. home has a full • Sag,000 and Murlel has the mlrrore ' Y ba , close to all • Y • ar ea Enquire see basemantl This 3 hodr Horseshoe area. Spacious . . . d feature walls, J arportand landscaped lot; schools and recreetl on ql • ~;" ,- __ .~ n,_ It ~...... oom.~ lawns, fruit End shade • wells.. Intorcem syltem and rec Call Kelly for your up- La landsrJ d lot with •,,,,, • ,~ on" me market m,,,,~ w,n ,urge sncnen ts free m room with wet bar C set rue pe aGraens :=.. L.....,o.,v.,. i: hI:uy•at "--'-I school ca,, :'- pointmenttovlew, fruit trees .and garden [] • well lanoscaped lot and ,,,v ,w ,am ~uu sq, .. " I H' " "'" " I ] area. Ilome tsevures tour .... o,.. o..o.x • ...... residence with full "•. --r:.. ,.,orst .... Godllnskl._ for more , ...... 1130 sq. ft. I bedroom. home . ,,r... I ' ,' ' In uaiwmefll"." /nla SOlidly [] ...... un :xogiuno ~venue. zi ana DullY-In ran • and life, anda,~urgmg|ntcre,~tmlhem- iWHERE CHILDREN . the backyard. This bullteetabllshedhomeL-- [] =" .... s.'"i I flrePle,~m, 1½ bllhs, re¢ g stomtionot'oldercityrc.~idencc.~i.~ I WALKTOSCHOOL Horseshoe residence Is - - . nas ir~m,~rm,ng, urXZWlOVls i Attrective rural nre,,,.~ ~ .... / oven. ConslderlngofferstolI air,tin,,e., inc=asin,, * g numb~r~'or ee ...... 11111 I~ sq. I~. name IS aval.-N,uu,= ...... IUq- only :IIO4,3QUt a near new ges mrnsce []_m I S minutes I~ram bm~h: r-n I ,.. S' bedroom" home..... I rsem aM summcs ere only / .t,O00. Cell Kelly for morel young tam,hasto the ezty. And ac- I .,~ k.,~.,.. ,-.~,,,-.- I eted ,.t,,. With. elK'frenlc alrcleener, I ,;,,I _.ga a ~w of the exceptional details. , , • ocat...... • ,~,wmm IX .... Ively Phone brlCKf • features family kllches, fsalur cordmg to the ,ntemuuonal Fence I elementer- and .... tod-y for an e"--'lnt .... Ireplace Ii1/ha 12x18 • II ~wk"~an'l flre.tsce I" "-' ...... I el of this home. / I Industry A~ociation, well-planned _• ~,...,. ,_.~• ...... man tO v"'~ vpu ,,Am ft. living room, a formel • Ioffer. " ...... I .....v =,. .,.._,." "'"v ...... ,vv,,,, I E ¢onemlcally hsatod by| Come. Into, our Gill ce lndl fencing~aspermittcdgrcenthumbs I Wa--.,,=.,,~-~,,~=,,,, -,_,_.m ~_e.uy .... dlnlngroomplulancokln [] I _ I "..".'.7.'3,..J'.'.'_"'_'?'~_Z_" I eatural gas. Call Chrlstal/ vlewourKealscopebaerde.| tofloud~hincitygardens. --i I~ll].' .,s MIITII]¢I : InS _ thekltchen Thethreemsl- [] I z adlacent lots, each In. I iIillUlr.... ulmrwnl IOI @mIr or Horse Oodllnskl for ou will be convinced that Whezheronaroofioporbaconyor m main near comprises 2 - - floor 'h.~ ..... " * " I Id,,--a,.,n ..... : ...... i extras. Located 4 mhes I vl'w'~ / Reelt" World =,..,.I in a.tiny courtyardcity gardens can = ,be.droomIo bathroom, ~~ herdwoo~=.~lr~°,,m.=#~ n.avD ~= I ~Z.;.-'~'~-';;~".~;'," I from town. Alklng price / " "" / Av..u; can do .; ..l~|',;,;l provldetranqmlhavensandservea.~' ' l~ KITCna.. n, living room .... . ' nOStAInh-tm.,-k.,w.,~ "--~n ..... mar [] I~. P~M*-M';.~%;;I ,t,s~. carl Chrlltel or I ...... / IobofMlllnnvnurnrnmwlvI exprcssionso~theiruwner~'pcr.~)n.. •...... omlngrournandacoverad I•~~ 'ma;,~l~;_'~.'.';;,~ r=.*'~w~...... mr •~1~;;;,"-~;~"';;.~.'- I I~rst Oodllnskl fro' more |_ JUIT...... nMOOl Imma " ¢e m.ve/~rvou...... r---~ I alities' The~Jr can be ff~.~,:,-tu-n~d . to con" I ~,~tlo,.0UI I*~ IIl~Rnnl~)UllU~¢;K,...... -,--,- ~~li~'~)~'~il~J~,.~, exc!.p'e,~...... -,,,,,,=-,,~yr=wmls '-' ...... "- ...... • I:'"." ": ""'.°" I details. / Ilg4sq...... ff, famllyllomanl i - • • I sumeasmuchora.~t,(d~flineu,~the• The lower floor has a 3rd ~ ~I I d" II...... ~:~Z~ ''" pr~' __. I~. ". ". ;L;.',.':--" I / popuIir Mornmmee IrlNI. / ...... i owne~ want to spend ill maintuining: I'badroom, rec room. ' ~ ~ -" ~ uv.y ely,YU~ " =,,I m,~ ...... , ~,v,vw, Ust your home with Park i FU Ilbasemlntlncludeersc / ...... "xcepllonelly ellrlc~lve 3 i them. .. ' • aunclryand workshopar~ "' • ACCENT ON'VALUE ..... ~ 1 i,, ,. ft.,~ be*oGre,. = Avenue Realty World end / room wfth Sh~; fl;'eplace. / _~oroom name on vie =,. / /we thinh',~am e~,~cnlielJar ,~u¢- • ~uIe """-' ...... ' 11111 spacious home offerl' -- I,,...,-.., us..,. .... ;.,. i takl edventene of / ~ bedroomr-~]) I,u. doors / Peslurll many exvral. I cessful city ~ardcAinF c,rcful desi=n • ~'ue~"~'~,,~',.~'~ m. ~,~ . PANABODE 1070'1¢1 ft' Of IIvf,*',~,~, = I ;~..~','~:'':--'""..':" I "R*,"~--" • :'~;,.,,,,. / from dl~T~';~, ,,,. / Completely flnlllted up and I anu uppmpdutcr~ncmg, I ...... V~III' /11~ I~1"" " --' " ;--"-~"'~r''--w'' ! ------r-- " ...... -- " ...... "" dewnltalrl New cer t~ Simolicl~'isthekevindc~ieninu • x|32ft, lot l| nlcoly land, If you have baen looklng for ~ltwofloors;S~t~naT0x,• I~;'.',;;;;'.,~;',;;;" I ~.,,y Wor,d dr,wl. /,--,k,~ e,,,r~g ,,./ ..... " ..- P "1 .arden'sfor~mull.~nuccs und'thed~ • IcapedandheslotsoffruH, nomethlngallttledlfferent 132 ft. corner Iot'lt off..all ,l~;..=nJ;d,~,,~-;,~ I card, ./cellar 'Ierden ~ -Erult /~r. ~mtm caq mrev or / ~ign.~hould'eenter'un,;nomuinfcu-• tr(NlS (ePlda. cherry and Inah.omethlsmeyhothe m~y feetures,~u~,dV'a, ll'~l~;,~'.'~; ...... -'/~'ee,,nddrw~uee. e,. / c~rmtsl ~d.n.kl. MLS./ I Well Kept, ~ year om name Murlel ' tum--acen~rpieceol'.~tutuury.un~JkI peer) with rear lane ac- ~e. for you. A new 3 .15 8 .X14' living room,with 'II ~ii'~k~w~u I ...... / ~ detelll en thll / e.,._, ...... _-t gardcn,, orasmulls'lt" n m ga rcu . •i CellS. A cerpoH competes oenroom panabode, nr ep leco and a bay wln. • ' wire. Iroomeo leWnl IN ix¢lul ave lilting. ..,,,,,,,,,,= ~v~uvu~mn~ "'1 Every elcmenr mu.~Ibe ~ar~fulty I This very Ilveeble home Natural cedar Interior and claw, an 11'x9'dlnlng ro~n. il I~c~;'~;r I ,,rub.s. LIv.lrtg r,m w~l ~ year old, paved drive, plann~d,~L~mi,~t.ke,~~,m ur~einu i LIIted Ixclullwlv ,,t ,~nl~ exterlorwalls;sheke roof with patio doors to rite • i-~--~"._---~--~:._ . I tlrepla¢e,3~mroomsenaa I .ve.rymnoraeolo~ne~'oom I 0arsgo.an.d Ilndlcepl .;:1 ,~mallmu~e i eum~ -'" ..... " Plush w~ll tn w=ni' ,mnd.,-z, ...., .,=_ i.|r.z~room reelgeflce for I IINIciouI kitchen, Fsetur~l I full baseman| nuIMlalow, | inroo oonrooms, enluite ' '-- " , " mm ~#vv~. - ...... v,,v.~.., VVVV I1£1 sell He SJncc oily gurdu,~ exist in re,., • • Finished fireplace In btdrooms, (the master •-' i',se~.lenm~ Ha_n~ 111o, st..HeISt Hes J a.doublegerale on o hll lot I Fe|t.Wel.ln¢.l _ude flr~lsce, I bulb,...... flreplece and large:i .... ' ', • .... ,...,, ...... k..~.--'__ ,...... m i~t.e ~ ena SUdlllonel I cuoss Io town AskinI i enImteplumblng, attsched I living room eno ammg clo~epmximi~ymm~,wn,'r~',ivmg i KALU/~ LAKE nn.u= ~,uw,,v,.~ruvm. rano .,~uv,,, .a= ~nsulre M im~tolned cabin I ...... '-." . . . - n ...... n ---- ~-...,., ...... Ji ...... I,.w|~n ,I.~i,,. Ih~,l rd~|]l~d,l~ I I~IWE O0erS off dinlnn rnnm ~n nlumblnn ~nd ill k..* -- I ~''m'' men'~.m~e.~.w_v ~.eu;[e I ~k~r*u~'~" ~.ell uIrIMll or ] ~.Irl~vI-I~ imnil~;iplng, I ,w.,, ~u,,-,m-,.V U.ml I :r'~. ' "~-:~:Y'";°: ":-';:"~':'" • Locetadm nutee from town , ...... ~._~-%'.~_-":~ ~:.,~ ,~'_.3-'~_,7" "."" _m .. on properly. CAll Horst or I H6rst Godllnski for more I Asking $S7,S00 . Call I and trades, call Kelly for ,me cnaracor m mo m~nru)r uec()r is • ~ ~ . ;, . II;I/Ull ammm.n,, unlinllnN Wall%-IH ~;IOIHBIII/ aria a • (~trlilll Godllnikl. I a-~ n I /l'Nk,.Im45,~l --. U...& ~_dii_.i.i I maps A*i*li* rl .themo.~tel't'cclive. characterof the interiordec.r is BIB• 0ftOn paveopaved roHroad IsII 11111thts 1542 basement with rauoh~lroughed In seaclomIpecloul kltelmnkitchen r~tnl~tacomplete • ~ml[lll=l ~llnlml. I Blllll. i ,,,,.,w,w mrw, v~mmsm. I '""" "'="" I • ----- #q. ft. split-level "home ,,---, ...... _--'"".- -'" ..:..~ - - ...... 7'."."'."- =- , ,, t I I / mostel't'cclive...... , ,.. ,,., ...... ,,.,,,~, I• Iq.._~ ...... ft. split-level "home.' .,.=pm~.fireplace. ThismiI properly IIIs w,mwith range oneend frloae,frldge. i .... i I II Ap. gm~d~mm kwalR~.m nur~ry.u~%y can~.mu suggostu~l~un~ Mede'srruulrn spaciousii~nl~leu I kitchen,KlrCllen located oh a quiet street In Natural gas heel and hot~ • piant.~p(unt.~ thut gn)wgrow wellw~'ll intn thethe'urca~.~ arca's : Three bedrooms. Loads ofo(; a/°c~;d?ahrasqu~tv~:lroe~n.t popular subdivision. In If waterwN:a~e~ral forfgo~S economy,;l~t and hota . i LIST WITH IIEALTV W0RL|. TNE BUYER FINDERS 1 climate undcangivetip~|mprcpur- •. Idorage space Attached .... P -- .n., ..... tO,horny, a • l~ climate,, ', and can, give tip~.n.n prepur- " d i" Itorage space. Attached mmthis properpropertyW sounossounds InIn- roognedroughed In vlreplecefireplace In the • ;o~werl~:~:r~hr~,r~,;;:r::d~"~::..ing lightweight, .,~l[-c,ntuined. :• ~axge~'Sl~::t:t~ngarage. Sltueted on f:=fenced .terestlngtoyou,¢alltodayterestlng to you, call today ,--antbasement are some ad.ad- •[] . flower I~t~ fur r~dt,p~ und huk',-. • 100 X 150 lot With garden '.to view this property listed dltlonel features. Find out AFTER OFFIOE HOURS ! nios:'~rgep't:'undum~:v~nn'":':ty: mdfrult.froos. Mak~ your '~vle~v~ths~0Pr°Pertyllstad ~m~rfl°~elal~ur~l~isFIn, d°0u t : HORST GODLINSKI- 635.53,7 KELLY SQUIRES-635-7616 i allraCllVe unu spucc-,~u ~ g ' " - el~mlntment soon to view " - " .... " ...... '~)- ,,urdun -lunI.~ the~ ure ~ .. • home ItstadexcluIIvelv ~t i MUKII=I. rII=~I.I= • ~-ZY44 . CHRISTEL GODLINSKI - 635-5397 • ? ':~; i ,m,mhome listed et ,000. only I~,~00. "- i JUDITH JEPHSON. 638-1652 ~,~i~i~ :ii~ii:iilh!,i~ ~ F_RANK SKIDMORE .,35.5,,I mightmumight murrangc g' the ' living' ' g nmm:' I' ' • " • " I • Cr,~c-~,,,,he~=~,,,~.~g.~.~Crid~,l io,hu nn~e...... ;;", |• A.~.z~''~'' LePage LimitedL]mzted Coast iq~ Coast Real Estah~ R..,.,,;,.,~ • Preferred Really World Clients May Receive i 10 Percent Discount on a Badeet Truck Rental • ..... 2 ...... I r..._~_l.~,~UI un,~lgnln~ LePage, -T" ~ k.,%,LV=%,%, • " I • I ' a citycJty gordongor~n is the ~lection~lectton ofol up- •[] • , PLANNINU TO Ra.LOCATer n, rtut¢ I~n~ing It i,~ ir'lnlx,nu~th) • -- / i Therearenowover2,000RealtvWorldofflc, and0rowlnsfaat. Wehaveofflceslnallthele I

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Doctor points to waiting list as "~ ".*~ ~ ' ~ ".... ¢" "'"." :~'~.dl'~i" , 0 .:. " ' "'.... ' ALERTBAY, B.C.(CP)--. rep~ers who took thetr Mostof Pldmp's patlcats are but mast band members still "Meat of the Indinns are oa group down there; that ~'oup the proud, we're ~o~-s .performed' .some i:'maJof Whentba tsik turns to Indian word Instead of his. " . Indians. some to see Pickup, even my side in the fight," said that rune the hand office.'.' at the whole queetion of surs~ ~ the~w~ee demands that be retire, Dr. Then he point~ to Ida. There now i= a doctor though he was found Pickup, who has pracliced • Reflecting the focl~ ~ Indian health statistlc~ of visilln~ dectom, un oc- Jack Pickup lashes out at wsithiff room as proof of this working temporarily ms the negligent after a,youn8 hare for almost 30 of kls 61 many non.indian residents which are pretty grim." casion, only tWO., d~dom band e0ueil staff and ~wnmunity's faith in him, Indian reserve, Indlm~ 81rl died ixilds'care,, years. "It's Just that one hare, Pickup dlreots his By alluding to the band's have been involvnd, ,Re- ,! b/ttornees at reporters. alleged radical camecUons. fen'ais now. Will I~.:mde "l'm the only one m trial people seem to ba casting more ~en; said Deal:hAsh. hare. They Check my creden: doubts ovor everything its Other changes arab, ring rials but they don't check my leaders say. It's an old trick, made at the hespitol based detractors'." argue band leaden, but the on the recommendatloes of a Alert Bay is on tiny Cor- 8lieption is irrelevant. committee headed by :Dr, morant Island, a 20-minute "H It's radical to wo~y Charles Balis~ of the health ferry ride fromPorfMcNolil about Indian health,thenwe ministry. Baliam ma~ ',the on northern Vancouver should all be radical," said recOmmendations follow /~innd. The Indian reserve is Mrs. Alfred, 43. "No one good iractine that we hope at one end of town; 'non- wants to talk about Indfan any hesp/tal would follow.'.' Indian residents and health pr~lems Isa com. Indian leaders, who businessesare at the other. munity.libe this or in any , wanted a full public inquiry, Dmd~ the past few months, community in B,C. Ever;yeas s~V the college hcarl~ and the apUt in the village has wants to Udnk we have the tho Ballam report amounted bm._mo~, than~3~ical, . Ipx~d Ills." to a whitewaih. They are But for many here, in. Mtm" a pest-l~lumt in- awaiting a plsnlsed visit by dudin8 Pickup, the loyalty vestiption, the B.C. College federal Health Minister of some Indian patients PILvalchum sad SuriPmnS, David Crumble.. ' " disproves media reports that which lioencae doctors, '!We've been suing on this the village's l.eO0 residents alpreed Pickup had made a since January and we're not --about half of them Indians 'mistake, but found him about to ~tive up," said Mrs, -- split along racial, lines eomnetont In a series ~ ' Alfred, "We intend to ask the over the doctor's com- tm~',. questions publicly, if the petence. Slnoe thee, chan~ee have minister won't meet with us, For othm, that loyalty qutetly, been made at St. ~ve'U find other ways to do Ires neither dispellnd .,the George s' Hospital, adjacent It'" ' ' suepldom about Pickup nor to an Indian burial ground Various medical bodies Ins it answered the broader - and its dozen looming totem have Increased their dforts In~u=uoa of. the quauly POarriles.Until a fedml doctor ~t~o~ a second permanent health care that wu. veal in late Jume, Plclmp in Alert Bay, but ~[N~ over Alort Bay eve~ had been the only doctor there are many factors ore ll-yearold Renee wdl~ the~e f~ more than working against them: ~mfth died fr~n a ruptured a year, on call ~ hours a Isolation, long hours and the appmdix in. January, day, seven days a week. ceutroverey surrounding the Nimpkish hand msaager The hespital, now is community in the pust few Pearl Alfred seye some operating under surgical mental, Indians still go to Pidmp guidelines for small. Any attempts to pronounce became ~ habit, because tois which l[mlt the ~be contzoversy dead are they doa't know. there's a of Surgery that Pickup prematm'e. There isstill talk cbeine or because they can't or any other doctor can among both Indimm and go to doctors in other perfm'm. ,;while there are whites about Plokup'o ocmmunifles ns easily .as fewer tl~n three doctom. alleged drinking problem, a whites. Hesplinl board member question broui0tt, up at the Others, She admits, still Bili,~Deadmu se/d. major imlumt , ' believe in Pickup'a com- ~i~Ke~;detined as involving . The Indhm band still wears petence. But the elected any major body cavity, leaders of the Indian com- organ or vesecl, ,: will an invmtigallon of specific munity don't, and nelihar complaints apimt Pickup ~eneralIy be ~mred to a which it eaya its membem does Mrs, Alfred who lind bosp/tol with at least three three of her four children doctors, the. nearest one have made ln.affadavita. Those with skills can earn good money in Prince Rupert mending fishermen's nets delivered by Pickup. being in CampbeU River. :.There /ar~.~,'still hard "But Pickup's only part of f~u=~ ~o~.~na~ wbliu • Photo by Greg Mlddlld~n , In the' paa~: Pickup has ~ab0ut ,~e ~'a..3~obinaoa, a '~ker, and Kwakiutl tribe

. . . spokesman Data Culha~ , • ' two widtes who have spoken on the heAlth-care siination. I / . i ~ . ATTEND .THE CHURCH thL~ badnd, produced wide. / TT..1-..-'J-- ~A.--A.S..A /P'q'L~..'----'L.'~.~ " . . . qU fl&qlres m . deaths that turned out to upAu u=- Dup Z=sz l.,uurc n .% i!1¢ VMtllO. OHAIOE applyto.v..l ha . / ,,__,__ -.,.,-_u,. , ~ ' ~I IuUn URUIUE ~tthemUnp, ash. ,C,u~_j_~.ne, l ru.uur nnu ,-m,;a ...... • deushier ot prismm s-~m I " aaR.gnnw , , - ~uv~t aa~ Culh~e, Is t ! ~ OU,"! " : . / , ...... • . married to a band member. " ' , ~ ] , ';~/ . .... ' " ",, " :::, " " " " " ; .: ; .... i Many. :whites i.ljumiJed J~ ,'".:-? 'O~;,of.of"iialiigfl:a~d H, Thomas ...... THIS SUNDAY ,_ , i L~ ' 9." 45 a.m. Bible "l'eachin9 ' "~ " " • '' ~,,~ ~ lb~,~t~.~"~m~U~e~ r / • ' ~ " ~undayS d School ~ ' / ~" ~ of" ...... a Port Hardy newspaper. • .. Worsh pServ, e / . ' -- U. se.iee = re.m= / Zion Ba~tkt ~,h~ d BibieStudy j,~, : , ' . ', _ _ ~ mayor, eu~eat board ~, ...... r ...... ----~--~~ie~ Wednesday 8:O0 Home Bible Studies Chr" • . "'st " an ReformedChurch~' ' . tra~preeldsatandloNIthnc ' ~orner Sparks "|nd . ~~.You Are Welcome a4 Uplands __ . JVOH"-- ~ " ' ~,- Ke.~~ =~parx$ Slreet and Straume ~d~ l=em:'=y'~.=ta , . ne¢ me pemt: mat Plczup ~Pastor Paul Mohnenger ' ' ReVerend S. Van Deaden, / has done mueb for the ~ ~ • .: .community/a the st does Home e~me i ~ ~~.".:", SundayS'chool ~am. '...... / ': not necessarily ma~e him a' ~ Sunday School 9:45 a.m. ~ , / ' ~ Sunday School. Remo 1 .'00 p.m. --/ good deetor now, • - • ~ Morning Worship11:00a.m. /__ ..~. • ; . ~, ~ 1~. rs.h.ipYervice / The p,e=rlption mast • . ~:~up.m. worship bervlce / often Offered for the com. munity's ms is modmtim and the same kind of ee,; operation the two ffreupe 4726 Lazelle Avenue 635-9019 ~owthis area in ~ s ~eceaondo ~=,~, bead. , When . hospital ad- • " Sunday Services- 10:00a.m. mlntstrainr James Quigky ~ Sunday School. Adults Discussion. ~ r .~= nays it will take "everyone / ' " . ~ • 11:00a.m.-HolyCommunionforthefamily .~ .-~. woddnatoaethor, tolersaes, co-operation, under- / " . ~ Minister: Reverend Lance Stephens . 635.5855 .~" . ~ stsading",hasoundsulfbe . , / House of Praise we..="-==."=',,"= 4830 Strange Avenue, Terraoe 635-3312 " 1..,:. : :i! s., . Lends hand

~USATURDAY EVENJNG.A 7:30 p.m. J /~1~611~3W/ii!~lnUh~fRn?el~ I l IIMIIII~IMI i IJ~ll~m~l!~~ N "~ 10 00a m Sunda School " " " / ~~' SUNDAY M ,SSES 11900~15em.m " 11:00 a/m. F'a mily woYship Service

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. ~ 7:30 p.m. Evanglistic Salvation:Meeting W,oloome$ '~ ~ ' ' " TUESDAY NIGHT ~ ; .,i.i~ "" KeepCanada . ~ 7:30 p.m. Bible Stodyand Prayer M~eting Ii " Beautiful • , WEDNESDAY : ~ Worship ,, , , " ' , 7:30 p.m. Ladies Home League ~ellowship ...... i j ' ~ . SATURDAY = ~ ~#~ ' ~ 7:30p.m. Youth Group! ~ / . ~ ' Christian Counselling ~ • ~,. mergency welfare ; . ' ' 4907 LozoIIo Avenue ~ Spiritual Resources' /CHRIST LUTHERAN CHURCH . 635-5446or635-2626 / . Oorner Sharks Strset and Park Avenue "~ ~~ ~M-~ ,ini' tar Rev e r end Dave- ,,a,,:.u..~u. /"'~ ...... ~ uornerReverend,~par~sRelfStreetNosterudann 636-6882rarx- Avenue .. /% ~.",.,,~"~"'" ,6ss.so 4 , ---.- .... / • ~ ' ~ 'Church School 9:45 a.m. / Worship Service 10:00 a.m. / ~'~_/"//I~/-/ F)/:: t~C)/') ~ Sunday School, Confirmaflon /

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' Sunday School 10:00a.m . ~1 ~ Reverend R.L. White Morning Worship 11:00 a.m, It's time to call your "~ Everiing Worship 7:30 p.m, ' / I Welcome Wagon hostess, ~rayer Service Wednesday 7:30 p.m./ Lois Mohnlnger -635.5309~, k p ~ 6* l ~%;elyn Anweller 635.5571 1 1

The Herald. Friday. Augoot 17, lm, Pap 11 Canada 's new :sub. chas,er undergoes testing HALl]PAX (CP) "As the .ounstrucilon program at the areu,.Tl~, tint Aurora will Canadian co~panies. ; American P-SC oriOn long. than an Argus, tr•vel twice! and communications fromBurbunktbAM~ord, I 8ubmar~eflntofCanada'snswAuror• Lhunter.killer Burbank,Loekhsod CaEf.,Corp. aaidplant thein ~8._;arrlve'at ~.pl~nelpafl. CFB Greenwood,, base, in. additlantomounyLeckheedThat t937 edition is in "range~rbulz~p~Aurora patrol aircraft, had theto solonger, fast and etay at lts target~ equipmentpatible with that isezioting eom- B.C.north forto AIm~an air udaeroesId~l, .aircraftwlagsitawayacroSs $1.031-bmlonprogram,Intbe :~)~ .~u. "tile +o~.or 17 will .hulraditionaHyepentinthe, undergo extensive Computerized nav/gatlon Canadinn und NATO the Arctlc to Thu~, the A~¢tlc in Its first nor. planning stages since the 8tacateotabonttwo Canadian market and will bu modifications to suit Ca- goarcapableefoper•tingin syatems are features eftbe Greenland. _l'bandey, the theme,,teStpro..g~a..mtobulldlisl?elaterflight, the andlate1960s"willprovtdeanew~:~tp.~isticated'froot line -a-m,-°-n-th-,;~Tl~eyw~roP,lace~ spread ov~ abeUtlSYears. nndisndefence needs. •ny weather, specl•lly, mw aircraft. ,Aurora took df lt'om Tl~ is 'on schedule and on of defence agoiimt foreign ~ ~u-z..a~._a~t It asked, Lockheed will The fuel.efficient Aurera~ designed radar to track The teat flight was part of ~ad TO • U.& belse in usa~nave patro~eocanaman also nrovlde Is million for 71. can get into the air faster submarines and icebergs, • trip that took the Aury~a !budget, the program's com. ,submarines plying Canadian wsten since 1~H59. ' etud~ of th'e Can.di--~,...... , mender said Thursday. waters...... + +: ' Plekering, the Maritime ~+P!eker~g said an in- aerospace Industry to' : uusmm oenems pae~nge determine where is-' +; Bris,-Gen. AlanPickering, Air Greup'cemmender, has worked out with Lockheed provements san be made. THE PROVINCE PIHE in:Canada alter three years vespenaibtlity for 'aircraft provides for a return on Plckerin-. said the mon,~, HliSHR09H PI|K|R$ WHTED sdparviising the Aurora ~lmtrOla in Canada's cesstal government, investment that would~'a'denatien and ~a~ and + .... VANCOUVER SUN Wearethe Isodlng pine mushroom eXpOrting company ++Cutback aim mot'ethanequnlathe•motmt Luckheedwouidobtaln un In V•ncouver, B.C. and we need appromlm~ely 200 spent to buy the Aurora. q]edal ril~te to ldormatioh • Starting August 16, 1979 the new distributor pickers. You could earn from 1100to 1,1100dally and Ws Wbile the Loekbend about the industry for Its will be (Mrs.) Gwen Cooper -- 635.3705. We mushroomseasy to do. InIf youryou arearea Interested please call In 'pickingthis number pine millime0atra~ in Iswo~h direct payments,about ;75O i,westment,As Pickering spoke, a thank all our customers and carriers for (collect): /he oumpaw has promised fullymanned Aurora wan. business done In the past six years. to return, with U.S. govern., flyiugabeve the Arctic in the IlI-UI-41slor II|-U~II|I + pre -Trudeau sent e~operatlon, about first teat ef the aircraft in Mrs. Jane Braam Joe (:hung I~ million in Canadian Canadian conditions. (~I-IO,14,17,21,2J,211,31AAS) funds in industrial benefits to A modified version of the civilservice .... • ? ..... OTTAWA(QP) -- In lm, shortly after Pierre Trudenu became prime minister, "+"+-""A reduetlot~ in :the B I+TSINESS DIRECTORY there were 86 Canadians for numb~ ef' fede.ral :public " every federal government 'aervanto 'is an ineldeatal ' . t~: • , employee. Today there m 'effet,t;" " ' ; "+"' Stev•na' thinks: govern. ~l i .. Treasury Board President m~t employees'and+their " ' '",' " Pier, bins Heating Commercial Servicing Sinclair Stevens told unl~ WlU be Rasucmble in lit 4e(~ J¢}Nl4 DltltR 11t GI~OINO ,lit I.ANO CLIARING Resl~ehtlal Industrial SpecializingGas Flfllng :SeoeptiI~h~0~J~TlV~ 0~ 'Wlm OTHWHIIL 'k OACKrlLLINO '~' LIVZLINO . ' reporters Wednesday the they underatand..~e,polat of ~+ and Sheet Metal Shop 'goal of his fouryear IMvernment reduction, pro- ,i~m is to get the ratio back "alld . pervasiveness of CEarlie_, .Belanger tO its pre-Tmdeau:levela, government ~ the atlairS of +S/cce the begianlng ef tha :the" 'averag+t person' or "~~ ~ • I~,~UMBING & HEATING LTD. I'l

+ ignat + ,,.ao.,,.c. I! "r'iPP,-u ,...., ++ .+o.,zEo es ion++ : ...... +t 1 ;., ~~,~6~W,:&~ru, li I ~ .... , ",ERVICE / ~"+'~<'DE POT i 4 ~'" •., , . .., , / I Cu,tom,n,sh,n0.REnova,lo. ~dmo., ,* ~' S,.yo. Tom,-- a s g.o f failure I . :,,+,,,|),(,!1, II..'1;I.";."; all(I / I . t CEDARSPECIALISTS I Mon..Sat.--,a.m..,p.m. " ~VASHINGTON CAP+) -- pledgenot to desl with the I Aluminum ~ervice I l" i' ..m BAPA ---- I Friday--Ea,m..9p,m. Toe reslSastinn ef Andrew PLO unless it first I y..mm ~dud, ,- ,,or +m~o.go~_ Isranl's r~_ t ~ L. " J ! Box 634 11~lo-4bol) .Terrace, B.C. I +ns~.~else m.uu munro the latest U.S. effort ex|st. In return; tsraeJ 'L toflndsomew•ytadealwith agreed to the 1975 partial , + J the Palestine Liberation witKde•wai from the Sisal. Ready Mix Concrete, Sand, Gravel, Top Soil, Drain Ol~snisation. It is• f•iinre and the 1929 ircaty Wlt~l~ til~lil tim,, rock, Patio Blocks, Concrete Gravel, Bags of FREE that may hav~,+,aerlons ECrpL , : , Cement, v, Yard Concrete Mixer available for rent, rl~loU'for the Camp Altllo,btllePLOhnscen. D~ '~'~ ~ ++'~JILI~ ' m ~FT ~FI~S Davtdpaaca process and the' nistently refused to WE OELIVER SATURDAYS • U.& supply of imported oH. recognize Israel's right "to. PHONS 635-3936 For then Items YmnS'a meeting In New exkt, some spckemen i~e F,J.H. READY MiX '~ liter tlllll , Illlr Ibis York lut month with a PLO indicated it might do so in BILLIARDS & AMUSEMENTS Construction Ltd. representative occurred return for lnternationul ~'wllf tlltll ,lllaVlr |lib when the Carter ad- recognition of the Palb- Fq//h IIrl . *llll0Orllllrlllllr$(,Ingl•orpa,rl behladthesceaestorenchan state. 3213KALUMSTREET Available •t the front dmk of the accsmmodation with the Young was Irving 811c. TERRACE,B.C. PHONE635.2473 Plant Off Krumm Road PLO. Ceasfui]y tO delay • VOte in Thornhil, lr~AIt~ [illrl~| While Israel scorns the the UNSecurity Council m a PLO as terrorist, the Arab resolution supporting the world recognizes it as the right of the Paimilninm to sole legitimate repreeen, form theirstateonterritory ' lime+ VAN'S 00NTRAOTIM6 II totive O| *e PaleStil~n occupiedbylsracllnth,196'/ SMALL APPLIANCES.LAWNMOWERS. MR, BUSINESSMAN! Furail,r. people, war. TheU.S. has enanumed RENOVATING.BICYCLES. ETC. Ilepair i it would veto such a want.lint out ef indirectly, the U.S. through feelers resolution.But Young failed in Ida 11.' R.10ratiaas, HopeChests I coun~es,talkewithloutYoungotherdecidedArab ngTeementlargor°bJective°~reaehingwiththe Handyman Unlimited, This Space is neserved i~Custm Mad, Fumitm Refi,ishiqI- PLO+ -, representative +.,,, +,. TO the+e promise..,.,,o,.... that beth the oooU.S. '., .+ " [ ,,i,,,, co,,,,+,,,, I UN, ' '" ' 8nd the ]PLO ceuld support, Call 61LL or DALE 3943 Moernf'alnvl+w, I' .~I/ ~ ' 635-558 ' " ,~tace 1975, Isre~l has in." Such•cempromisl~ might 63e.B,Tyo+r635.+67 , , .Te~race,B.C/ +/ . " For Your lld. s I Msted that the United States have added to existing UN ' q i ' ~ +" p..~,es,~.--...... rights '...... no surprme .+,...,.+,,co.,~. emtil~ resolutions Ways,de• " Groceries+." ... ~..vt.~ .., ' '+" +' le N I L)lq]r to scientists and outline a ~aee set- barktlamentterritorleshiwhichcaptured,it ,ivcein 4711-G Keith Avei';" . • '++++'-'I J "': FOR THE BEST IN I I deLI, GI I+S I seientletSpro..+NANAlMO'-- About (QP)metShowedthemS00B.C.- nuclear whenIIttle cepti9¢tinretumt°rrec°gnitlon"Inview°ftherum°rthatResolutionby the Arab world. '"'"r'riPlldlv'l'°llVCllil+IrllCl'sl(+'r+l"""+''HOURI, - 'I SUEDE': CLEANING AND LEATHER .'I +,I +, .,,u. c _..__ I eurpdns Wednesday as 80 theeLO was willingso-=4=, to I c/ti'.~+,; ~2 LOCATIONS I glreel.Terr.r,.., ,I • I I """1'4404 Legion Avenueand Mini Mall I they arrived by ferry from thought it was worth Ibls W.k,ays 7:30 am - 12.30 am | I ' "" (Next' to Mr. Mikes) I I Natural' Foods-- Book|-- L.l Crafll I Vancouver. government taking the time Weekends 10:00 am- 11.00. pm ~* " J" "l ANYONE CAN SHOPAT DELIGHTS... , J!" The seleutlste, who are •t- to explore," Young said. 635-2838 . tending a eonfere•ee on Iris exploration ended in . i ONLY MEMBERS GET DII¢oUN~rl nuclear research at the failure. Israel wan in- University of British creasingly nervous about the, Columbia, passed unruffled indirect overtures the U,S. L through the anti-nuclear was making to the PLO, It i G MOWOPEN A demonsiraton. asked for and got MARCOUX Offices, Custom renseur•nces last week that R U Anout iS sdeetiata taixed the U.S. was not changing Its ~omes, Fireplaces with the protestere before polldes. j;nishi~ & / totJle /'1 sightseeing in this Van- The PLO, at a meeting of C D couv~ Island city. its national council two days remod.lli.~ ~ General Carpentry I 0B&E G ,0 •"Whenever you' say the later, insisted it would never word 'nuclear' people start accept • resolution that did R 0 protesting," said Karl Erd- not recognize iis right to • ~un, (me of the UBC span- statehood. The revelation ef 635-2359 f 2701 SHlh Kales S1. M. s of the eoMoreace. the Young meeting was the 6-3916 Mountainvlew Ave., Terrace A blow to the U.S. effort 635-6100 T The deeDed•tore, most at compromise, ~~em members ef the Now, tl~ U,S, laces tim British Columbi• Energy likely prespect of being CealJtinn, ~aid they hoped to forced TOveTO a ruolutlan m use the seientbte' visit to call Palmtln~n dghto In the he' a worldwide moratoflum Sacurlty Council meetla8 Call us at 635-6357 9 to 5 m nuclear development. next ~. !i i p+ .Page 14;_TheHerlld; IA.!day.,AUgUSt !?.' '1~79: • :+'/~. ~":++~++~/ii"!, :~?. //"~:..+~!;' :?;~/. i.. + , +, p p I+ Us r m 11 + +I++ I++ I i , cROSSWORD 17 ' .... . '+ +I+ I I} ~ /. HOROSCOPE •I t + i i+i mm+ °i +mm FOR FRIDAY I Aat0m =Omwho .OWN 11 Claw II +m +. I Fanx -- • leases 1 Units of Z0 Single unit ~::, 128:: Taboo In 38 He]pl better •What kind of day will ~3And ethem :i I' +I vm~o .pu~ some diets 40 Japanese Z Throb tomorrow be? To find out what (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) (+,bbr.) (Feb. 19 to Mar. 20) 8 Liver spread sash '+ 3 Funayman P,,I S~td t +:l " \ the stars say, read the Don't idly betray con- A +ercative idea .needs Eu~ forecast given for your birth fidence. Sheer enthusiasm I~ Feign 41 Drunk Laurel P~ Large . ther work. Expect the 13 Continent '(slang). 4 Element +I I sign. could cause you to overplay unexpected In c0nnoction with amounts your hand.+A .&lend could a social gathering at a t 14 Algerian pert ~ Pack SWan NSwe~e +' ,+:+I" i i mmm ARIES Mr.~ cause you to be abrupt. ' . distance or with travel. 115 BrlUsh ~ Successor 6 Cravat ~ P-,.Smh (Mar. 21 to Apr. i9)-i+~b"~ YOU BORN TODAY are a Prime - tu the Shah ? Anchovy's - composer mmm+l i m +, I I++ ° +, Don't be careless re a home (sept. 23 to OCt. good organizer and qualified Minister ~ Spend them cousIn 38 Charge on entertainment plan. Unex- Career matters need to be head of your own l? Orange peel In Italy 8 Reads" property restraint. Be cautious and + + + +I +,I+I I+I pected expenses could arise re business. A good IS Legislative SlIro~nd attentively Devoured home repairs. A family don't take unneceesary risks. moneymaker, you'd do well in . body 5Z EzUnct bird 9 Greek 38 Black- m +i,++i member may be out of sorts. You may be aggravated about the management of trusts, TAURUS ~' a financial matter. • 19 Stug'smate ~3 Three feet nickname smith's " J,/+ • I::+ :+ •banking, investment" coun- Sl Actor Chaney 54 Pan's pipe 10 San-bather's assistant (Apr. 20 to Msy 20) seliug, and corporation work. s~o~,o m,e~ ~Z Introduce ~ House goal 33 Pause, In A close one may be elightiy (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) Thoroughly dramatic, you're overenthusiastic about a plan. Get a second opinion about a equally at home In the world of N Bravery addition 11 Complete Pa~ A partner or close ally may 35 Johnny -- business proposition. • Avoid theatre; You think big, are ~! C~emlcal Avg. solution lime: P~ rain. ' ~ ' .'.• . • ~ '..t ..~ , "" ."', . ... ' t +' ' • not be in the mood for con. self-will and erratic behavior anxious for success, and.like 36 Fated I versalion. suffix ISIAISISIBIEITIAIIAIRITI in dealing with others, large, enterprises. You can NPh~pp~e I I INMOIA~ I ISiP I IEI 38 Hauled GEMINI especially re money. "' also write and can succeed in (May 21 to June 20)1][ peasant, i~I~UlRIFiLIUISIHIE T AI 39 Seed or B U H ~ ...OYVPZ ,,~ .... :~.+., .-+,OY.VPZ+~'X'UP:' +...., • +...... , AKR'C SAGELTARIUS )t~l, ~ k publishing. Your best success 31 Leprechaun's ~ germ Avoid slight extravagance (Nov. 22 to Dec. 21) comes with a good education + when traveling. A bemtfd milieu 42 Duration A B Don't be careless with in the field of your choice. Sault -- Made attitude does not help your others' funds. Not a time+ for Specialize and you'D rise to +. t .,',;.:~,r'i :.,;+!,+ .+:.+., dj~,,+ ,.rr t , ,, , : . : , cause. A typewriter or ap- *33 April I=IAIN[I..IMM~III~~RII --~--NIO]RIIA mml~i=iDi 43. suffixChemlcal xe~terdi,y's+, crXpto~,m ,~.~ .~ATmX PAIRS unorthodox innovations in the top. Blrthdato of: Mae +S pliance may be on the blink. West, aetre~; Davy Crockett, forecast '~ L~ ~ "" 44 Face, of ULL[ED MODEST.BI~Z'RO.+~,, ,, .;,,,LI ,',; ,: ....' , financial planning. Be a bit ; .. c,.Tnda~'a(l"3~toqulp~.SeqlwlsG CANCER more conservative. frontiersman; and Gary : 34 Vane . ~ sorts '.. (June 21 to July 22) I~.~ Powers, U-2 plloL dlrection IUISIAIPlEITI~ ITIFIOIUIRI 45 Cunning Tae Crypl~Inip is a simple sulmtltution, dphm" In which each+ Remain cool it a ~ose one's 35Hway ISITIYIEILIAINIEIWIEIR1 4+ Aunt (Sp.) letter Ued+stands for. another, If-y0u'----thinkr thatX equals O, it (Dee. 22 to Jan. 19) 11~1P KIiIg Fetllorll Syndlcltl, Irl¢.+ late for an appointment. An extravagant gesture dlvlalon ISI~SiLI I INIEI.RIArr~] 42 Hockey will eg.ual 0 tlwough0ut+ the+pu~l+ e:single letters+ short words, Resist impulse buying. could embarrass rather than N Wisconsin 7-6 star ' ' and s+bt'dsusingtmap0stt'0~e"+epnt~lv~.pou clues to locating Retreating into your shell Impress an interested party. area Answer to yedcrday's puzzle. 49Huston, :. ': vowels, ~,lu~lon,~ ~mpli~a~'~'--h).. ~ and error. could upset someone's In the company of others, a • " '+;1 ' +~ +" ++ ,%'",£~ ]"~', i'+.+ '~ '+*It+ i+*,'l~, .... +,++1 r<~f*t ." feelings. close one could be ill at ease. LEo AQUARIUS ~ : : ':+ ' +~ .~." *.'+'~,'. J+ "¢' ':t/ .~+ Zl~+ ."...... , ..... (July ~ to Aug. (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) the AMAZING SPIDERMAN Avoid taking risks. You It may be difficult to • could be careless with complete an a~d,gnznent" on physical well being. It may be time, but don't get Into a difficult to fathom what's dither over it. Nerveumess bothering a close one. eempDcatos matters further.

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What kind of day will VIRGO mdkl ~1 PISCES ¸ ~, tomorrow be? To find out what (Aug. 23 to Sept. 22) ~ , (Feb. 19. to Maz:; 20) ~ the stars say, read the You may resent a request •Lravm~rs should meet forecast given for your birth for money, but otherwise romantic prospects. Man'kdp ' sign. social life should prove should enjoy familial" stimulating. Be prepared to pastimes. Do not let ol meet all types of individuals. resentments resurface. ARIES. "mRs .n.~ YOU BORN TODAY are (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) -I 4~-~ (Sept. 23 to Oct. 22) •good administrator and thriv A matter thought settled In In mulling over the +day's in a position of authority. Y~ connection with home events re career, remenlber, like Im~ on a 8rand eca resurfaees, but you'll handle the pesttive accompllshmente. and are drawn to corpora,is CATFISH the situation. Avoid the bait Don't let a pet peeve cause an and institutions which cou set for an argument. anxiety attack. use your natural executl~ TAURUS t~ talents. Law, poUDca, relil~a, ; (Apr. 20 to May 20) and public service are fields in Your mind is working Get In, touch with an old which you'll find haziness; At/ overtime. Be careful not to &lend afar. Seek new horizons home in the world of theatre, wear yourself out. A long talk and ~orset past resentments. you can succeed as an actor, settles issues, but know when Be charitable in your deslings director, playwright, or to cad] it a day. with others. dramatic critic. Do not let a • GEMINI ][~t~ SAGITrARIUS need for matorlalistie success (May 21 to June 20) (Nov. 22 to Dec. 2Z) w~t/," cause you not to take a chan~ You'll find a way out from a You'i'e In the mood to.solve on the development of y0~ financial worry. With extra old problems re liuninons. You individcaUty. Birthdsto of: funds, though, be careful not have a fresh perlq~mtive, but Shelley Winters, actress; Alan to fall into the same trap. avoid the company of a prying Mowbray, actor; and Roman Learn from experience. friend. Polauski, film director. ,.. CANCER @ 1979 King Features Symllcllte,~lnc. (June 21 to July 22) l~ 5 You won't please everyone DOn'+ let a business matter today. A pleasant surprise In cause dissousinn with a close connection with romance or one. Attend asoclaf gathering the WIZARD :OF ID leisure activities, but a together and enjoy meeting • domestic matter vexes. new friends. LEO • /'b .-z"~ AQUARIUS .~.~ (July 23 to AUg. 22) I/6~1~ (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) Malicious gossip is In the + You may be In the moed for A~e You doing extra work now. If away @ IN FI:~F air. Pay no heed. Spending some time by yourself is the from home, be protective of rN~ best way to straighten out buslneu papers, typewriters affairs. and other valuable items. t ,m~J/,,,,~ : . ;f- • t.'i ,,,t,,,( t~-

I+ I Iw, FOR SUNDAY What kind of dsy will LEO 4"b .-z'~ '.:morrow be? To find out what (Dee. 22 to Jan. 19) the stars say, read the • You'D find cheerful ways to You'll find a close ene's forecast given for your birth ,< enjoy your own company. sign. warmth contagious. Take this B.C. ~++ +i.;.~ ~rln,+oP, ~+: .Privacy shews you leisure+ day for what it is and don't mom~ which hopefully will think about what cou~l go , I~ ~caUveo~.. wrong In the future.

'(A~. 23 to Sept. 22) (Jan. 20 to Feb. 18) ARIES A day spent together with a Partuers and close silks are :~.:~: .~r~/~" ~,~+rd. (Mar. 21 to Apr. 19) T~*"~ friend should be especially supportive. Perhaps together Invite others to enjoy the pleasurable• Avoid sec0nd- you'll cheerfully handle some • +'. comforts of your home and quessing the impression chores. Don't overdo though.. spend happy moments with you've made on others Get needed rest. family members. Save chores PISCIP-q for tomorrow. (Feb. 19toMur. 20) ~(~ TAURUS (SepL 23 to Oct. You'll aceompDsh a lbt re a (Apr. 20 to May 20i l~d~ A soda] gathering+ could creative project. Children are Get in touch with family lead to some business con- a special comfort. Involve .... members. Good news should neetions. But first get to know yoursolf in their acUviUes. make you happy. Don't get ethers, before turning to Exercise Invigoratesl discouraged about a child or imine, topics. YOU BORN TODAY are romantic situation.. ~o.P,o "l,e~ both an individualist! and a GEMINI ][][I~ (Oct. 23 to Nov. 21) philanthropist. With the (May 21 to June 20) Travel In connection with development of an Interest In DOONESBURY Neighborhood shopping business should be the larger Issues that affect should be pleasurable. You'll pleasurable and successful. mankind, you could become a find more than one item to News from afar heart war- leader of the people. Politics, "ZOC+C~ /+/6/1"/5 A OF ~O~, ~Od CA/V your liking, though a family sing, but one friend may be public service, and I re~orm ' /.plO ~ m, .++~O member may not share your down. movements would satisfy your ++vTI~I SL40~ OUT-SUT ~ ~,+v n" .T',qA 8~ taste penchant for public life and ~ ~. CANCER SAGrI'rARIUS )tlt~ the limelight. Innovative and (June 21 to July 22) ~MI~ (Nov. 22 to Doe. 21) versatile, you can succeed In Buy yourself a few presents Watch out for Credit card many fields. Law, music, and don't dwell on old spending. Enjoy yourself, but medicine, religion, and problems, Nothing will be' don't stretch the budget. literature are some of the solved by extra worry. Avoid Romance In connection with occupations Umt may app,. late hour postmortems. travel possible. to yOU. • " '

.... 1 _ • Frances Drake 1 i i 1 I i • i I • " III [ ...... m++l •i "i

/ ~ - .. . iI . . . • i ~. The ll,,,la. Friday, August 17, 1079, Page 15' ;>" i II "" : e~oa 'un'le outrank* eliqlietteJ"in same ceeta, tSe 8reom'a parents have nat only jhared expenses, they've put ' on the wadding. But ti happens only U they're deliahted ~ wlththe match, . .' . " DEAR ABBY: I.ha~,e been courting a gorgeous woman for eight months. She is 20 years younger than I. (I am 82.) We love each other dearly. My dilemma is whether it " • .... would be fair of ~e to ask her to marry me when I know she could find a younger man who could do more'of the things she loves to do-dance/swim, garden and travel. I'm afraid she would be giving up so much, but she says what time we woul~l have together would be well worth the " ~ ~ i; • ~ : ..":,:: sacrifice on her part. " . • ' . . • We live In different states, rye visted hit once, and she has come to visit me three times. We have a wonderful time" together. Abby, I think about her eonstantly; but I don't want to deprive her of the eha'nde to find a younge: man while she's still able to. She would have to quit her job and move here, but'l am " financially, able fo take care of her. rm still mentally alert and in fairly good health for my age, but I'm lacking in strength because, living alone, I don't Dutch-Treat Wedding eat properly. (She's a Wonderful eook. so 'I'm sure rd get stronger if she married me.) Please'help me decide what to do. No Treat.to.Mad: MOm ...... ~...... ;. YES OR NO'/ By Abigail Van Buren DEAR YES: Yesl You say you "love eich other dearly," CHEVY VANS seat up to twelve people ioside with comfort. High-back front ~o 11170 by O.hlo80o Trlbune.N,Y: Nowl ayrld. Inc. oo what are.you waiting for?.All is falr In love and war. If the buckets, cut-pile carpeting and the luxurious Beauville interior lady wanted a younger man, .you wouldn't be in her.!lle. appointments. DEAR A]pBY: Our son never had much success wRh girls, Don't count your years, count your bleeslags, sad go ahead so he fell for the first one whb paid any attention to hifn and and'mt!Ty her, they re getting marriednext month. We trled to get 5ira to wait, but he wouldn't listen, ' . ,. ' DEAR ABBY: My problem is my mother. She's too I tailed the bride's motherto find out how many guests we lenientl After she gets angry and punishes me, she often will were allowed to have, and I offered to pay for any extra pea- apologize. Why should she apologize when I know I had the ple we wanted to invite over and above that number. She punishment coming? . " • said, "We never had any, trouble with our other daughter a .Often the punishment will be depriving me of my dessert. 1919 DUIOK OENTURY wedding because the groom'sparent~ realized' it was also Later, she will bring the dessert to my room. 2 dr~ cou'l~, V-6 231 cu. In., auto; tran- their son's we'ddlng and they paid for half of it." I could give hundreddofother examples, Abby, but I think itnllaslen, AM radio.. Abby, every etiquette book rYe.eVer seen plainly states you know what I mean. Please tell me why my mother acts that the bride's family is,supposed toput on the wedding. I this way? I can't figure her out.. S664UO realize that weddings oost a lot, but if people can't afford it MIXED UP,IN CLEVELAND .they shouldn't expect the other family to pay half. . : Am I out, of ilne to ignore altair brazen,suggestion even DEAR MIXED" Your mother (like many others) fears though we're be.fret off than they? i~ ~ ~~ , you~l love her less because she has punished you. (She's 1979 PONTIAO 1970 OHEVE?TE ' " " ' GROOM S MOTHER ,wrong.J.No child ever resented punishmeat he knew he had 2 dr. Hatchback, bucket seats, steel belted DEAR MOTHER: You llle"i:~i 'iimut.wlat the ceming, LAURENTIAN • radials, AM radio. etiquette books say, But fn MY book, ceniideratioa and Discipline is PROOF of love. 2 dr. i:oupe, 5.0 Lltre V.8 engine, auto.. transmission, AM radio, steal belted radials. $4843.66

" By Stan Lee and John Romita S7807,66 1979 PONTIAO lOlDlii ' Dr. coupe, 4 Speed trans., sport wheel

' ' ' P I ' .~ . :'~;F'ir:'. "; " ~.j"' '. ~ covers, roof luggage carriers...... ' a169 60. ir~iallA~..~ ,~.,<~>..~ slm~_ 's'l 1979 oHEVROLET IMP I~j~/I~TI'~ gUl",ttol~'iiis;G-~l'f3~~ I 2 dr. landau coupe, S.7 Lltra (350) v.e Ill CoT PEi::III~G;~' I.~-ll:::l'~l\-~:/",.lri~,i~'.,/J))~ )fi~;~li%/1 ~~uR~0~~!~'lliillllll,11 lillillll illlllll i!, engine, auto. trans,, tilt wheel, ANt radio. _ I tl ;ONVII~CE~Z'At I 5~ ~ " .]

,., OL.S.OB,L, DELTA 88 t,,t i..~.~\~li%%-~r #,~~ ~il ~--~-(~Y' t ~r_ ~'-" I I 2dr. coupe, S.7 Lltre (3S0) v.e engine, • wheel, AM radio, Steel belted radials. ... 1979 DUIOK ESTATE 16164.2 § , dr. Estate wagon, 6.6 By Roger Bollen an d Gary Peterman engine, auto. transmluton,Lltre flit (403)wheel, V.8 6- T . . way power seat adjuster, electric tailgate' ,~, ..... ~i- ...'. ~' ..~',i ll~l~ ,~ ~ l.---~---~--~ ------~' lock, pewer wlndowl, AM.GM stereo.radio .....;, !i~ f Do~s'I~R E >...:*;: ~'"~: .:.~,~l,s. - : " : "'~ ;~ ' ~ ,,, ...... ,{,<~.~=~; ...... -...... ~,N[~,SlL 4- !i';lI ) ' " ...... " SlS,llDsii

4, whsel drive, I 74 inilne, Iocklag, Half ion, long wheel bose, 330 7,8 online, ) differential, auto. transmission, heavy auto. transmission, locking differential, duty front springs, towing device, steel belted radials, heavy duty chassis. ':" i 1,7,11! . • . '''''O '"'"'"'"'moo.go, 'IF ,,,, .~ .. " ,i,,.~:l'.lr!tr~ $14~iH,76

"," ~--- __ L_ ~ ,i'l 6"1.1 ~l!l~~'~7')'':*_~ " " " " ' • By Brant Parker and Johnny Hart FORD-fROHTiB! .., ...:. ,~V!...~ Vii OONliBISlON Long wheel bose, 2 burner range top, city water connection, fire extlhgulsher, 110V. 15A service, refrigerator, 14,500 BTU furnace, fresh water toilet with holding FRONTIER VAN tank, luggage rack, ANt.FNt O-track. OONVERSlON S19,684.00 Cenvertlble' dinette sleeps 2, 2 burner range tap, 20 gal. water tank, city water coonectlen, fire extinguisher, 110V.lSA sarvlca, frldge, 14,,.500 BTU furnace, gege rack, ANt.FM radio & 8 track ~ayer wltll 4 speeker l.. By JOhnny:Hart : , $10,N3.00 I 1916 - 161 TRAVEL lATE 1978 USED OKANiiii , i .d

. ' ", TRAILER UODEklOP Stove, frldge, toilet, furnace. Sleeps 6. T() fit.Import truckl. Like new.. ..._:.,., d~£wayt:~r,e, ~'.-~ astv'ort~ e.l¢~e,. :.: $21DD,O0

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MR, BUSlNESSMAH! This Spaoo Is Rosorved For Your Ad,

L Skesna Health Unit ' : CLASSIFIED RATES SUBSCRIPTION RATES 3215-2 Eby Street :! ,LOCAL ONLY: Terrace, B.C. SUBSCRIPTION 63S-4]07 m RATES Kermnde Friendship Centre INSIST ON THE DEST For s~ie: ~" e~o~'~c ,lava, G6014 belted 9" tires with ~20 worda or I~s $2.00 per The following are a few at Sponsor A.A. 12 Traditions Rotlsslere and broiler. Like chrome rlms. 100 lb. propane for sale: 12 font Glen Craft Effective the services otfered locally Speedboat with controls and Insertion. Over 20 words 5 October 1, 19/1 Group every. Wednesday Concrete soptlc tanks In new. Piedse call 798-2433. tank. Phone 635.26~. (c3. by your Health'Unit Staff: erasing Time 8--30 Kermode stock. Get rellof with e (nc.sff! 17A) cstart 40 HP Johnson motor. cents per word. Single Copy 2O(: CHILD HEALTH CON- 3 or more coneecutlve In- Friendship Centre 4451 Grlug concrete Inv, etment. Also one spare 40 HP' Ey Carrier ruth 3.00 FERENCES: • Johnson motor Phone 635-- sortlans $1.50 per Insartlen. Sy Carrier . year 33.00 Ave. Phone 635--4906--635-- Must sail-2 magnesium Held weekly at the Health 4907-.-635--4908 (nc--28 Schmlfly's Excavating • forged ET Mags (Universal 5~67(P3--16 Aug) By Mall 3 ruth 15.00 Unit every Tuesday from REFUNDS: Dec,) ,50S.59~ Lugs) 14](0 and G 50~s By Mall 6 ruth 25.00 !:30.3:50 p.m. Please phqne (,4M-6.6.79) 18 Foot Starcraft. 120 HP 1-G Flret Insertion charged for By Mall year 45.00 mounted. 2 magnesium for an appointment. CWL Fall Bazzar wlll be held .... Garage sale Sat. 'and Sun. forged ETMags to fit Ford used 100 hour|, complet~ whether run or not. Senior Citlzon year 20.00 Held at the Thornhlll October 24 from 7 p.m. to 9 Absolutely no refunds after FILTER QUEEN Aug 17and 18 et 3728 Pine St. or Chryco 16x9.5 With with trailer and depth Elementary School on "the p.m. at the Verltos Schcoq InThornhllh Bachs,sofas, and mounted MSO 1970. 388 sounder, aS,SO3. Phone ~SJ ed has be,n set. British Commonwealth and fourth Friday of everl~ Gym. (N¢-24OCt) sales and 'sarvlea dining set Tires etc. 1975 magnum 11.l-cam. Lots ~f" 3436. (cS-17A) _', Unltsd Statesof America one month from 1230.3:30 p.m; .. Granada 2 Door In good ,extras. Also newsy rebuilt CORRECTIONS: year 55.00 Year of the Child 1977 Heavy Hauler beat. Please phone for an ap: Park Ave. Terrace condition Phone 635-4740 707Auto wlth BandMgend|. polntment. BANQUET trailer with or without power' Must be made before 2nd Box 399, Terrace, B.C. • DANCE Garage sals Sat Aug1$ at l0 Priced for quick sale. winch. Designed to. haul 24 Babysltters who bring '635-7249 AM at Lakats~ lake. TPA ; Inquire at "C21.1165 Queen.' insertion. VSG 2M9 children must have parents September 22 -' Manuel's foot boat. Phone.633.~;7.~ Allowance can be made for written consent 'for ira. Banquet Room In atd ol .(N~.4-07-79) • Sea Plane Base. (o1-17 Aug sway Drive. P3-21 Aug (Cffn.1-00-79) ". i only one Incorrect ad. HOME DELIVERY " munlzatlon. Terraee Child Development, COLLIER EXCAVATING, Nousa-hold articles For sale Two 30 .foot by" 12 Terrace & District , ADULT CLINICS Centre. ; Garage ul~ on Sat. ,.AUg BOX NUMBERS: Thornhlil & Dletrlct Inch stoat "1 ': Beams S2SO.03 Yhese are held at the Health Cocktails, Refreshments -- 7 ' Backhoe Work ' UNh 10 am.2 pm 3960 Doble each, Phone 635.7394after 6 75 cents pick up. Phone635.6351 Unit on Monday, Wednesday p.m. Dinner -- 8 p.m. St. (pi-17 Aug Sl.55 mailed. p.m. P3.2i Aug and Friday from 3.4:10 p.m. Specialty Seafood PHONE4:LS-5S40 attar six For Sale: 8 HP Yardmani by appointment only. Smorgasbord. • . (AM.10-08.79) fractor with 3~' grass cutter. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY: The Herald reserves the Dancing to Follow . Jim ...... For sale Utility rack with PRENATAL CLASSES yellow rotating beacon for Good condition. Phone 635- Rates available upon right to classify ads under Ryan's Dance Band. Swlngtlme News request. Classes are held throughout GM Step Side PU Phone635- 7003.(p~17A) approprlole headings and to the year at Intervals for set rates therefore end to ToSrlSesaS~': f"a~0e~C°~wPicoeil BD~.~.c~set.adl~as.~nlleurTa~ '1977Yemllhll-ik) Phone 635. 9776(P3.20 A~; NATIONAL CLASSIFIED expectant parents. Phone detormlne page legation. ' 13S47~. After Aug. 1S call Issue or free details. C.Y, 71149 (p1.17 Aug RATE: the Health Unit for details 1942 WIIIsys Jeep 4,,(4 Plus Camp close out Madell The Herald reserves the end registration. 1334216. (nc.21S) • Club P.O. Box 2410 Now --~ .... Spare. Northwest 6 Loader. 3 22 cants per agate line. right,to revise, edit, classify! Parts 2500.00 Firm. S0 Minimum charge 15.00 per HOME NURSINGCARE Westmlnlater, B.C. V3L SBa. 1977 CB750F Suporsport gellong .tidy tank 8120. S Cats 3. front end gropped or relact any advertisement Nta'slng care In the home for ~.~muu- - Honda with windjammer. leadere. 14 trucks. Miss. Insertion. and to •retain any enswerq BINOOSCHEDULES197f (P29-7sept) Low millage. Excetleni GMC ~q0x16:Mntor tires and those who need it on referral rlmeMO.00 3W HPlpea lawn Irene. directed to the Herald Box from their family doctor.: Ames seleageS-9140Coeefllne LEGAL . POLITICAL end Reply Sarvlce, and to repay AUGUST , GEMIN~ condition. Phone 635.3824 moWor S50.00 Weedend Terrace area only. • ' LTD. ' (P.IO222_A) • JS-1370 ' TRANSIENT AD- the customer the sum paid Tuesday, August 21, 1979. (Wee Andrewl) propane range i|50 Phone VERTISING: HEALTH PARADE (c~-20Aug) for the advertisement and For 4 year old children. Held Small Bingo BaCkhoeWork 1978 Honda, 125 co, for sale. 13.60 pet column Inch. box rental. Sunday, August 26, •1979. u,,,,,:,, ~ r,v,~,,,.~ ROad and dirt bike. Vary on fhlrd Monday of every 1974 Ford Courier P,U. 650 Box replies on "Hold" month. Developmental, _S?_,000.O0.Blpgs , '~4"7~'a;~l:m'e'" good Condition. Price Sa00, BUSINESS PERSONALS: Instructions net picked up Tri um phi. ~ .B go n!e.v H I • $4.00 per line per month. vision, hearing 'screening SEPTE~tBER (AM~--)" , Phone~1121. (cS-21A) motorcycle 71/= Foot Sun within 10days of expiry of on done. Please phone for ap. On a 4 month basis only. advertisement will be Tuesday, September 4, 1979 ,._.... " " " I F~ ~;~ I~I 0jS m EN Seekor Campaf. Call aftlr New' 16rg~'~hdusekeeplng polntment. Small Bingo GOVERNMENT'I 6PM ~lS-S903(P$--17 Aug) roam, ;SUitable for working destroyed unless mailing PRENATAL BREATHING Sunday,September 9, 1979/ OF B.C.; So~ukl 13~0.00 orbeet olf~, DEADLINE Instructions ~re recelvod. CoIl ~ af~ 6pro Ask man., -~J:Sta~'e, frldge, & RELAXING EXERCISES •iVi~ythfh| =o: furnllhnd, DISPLAY: Those answering Box ' __,._~av,~mbar._____, 1,, 1979. _.,.~.....-.Sl:~r-~,~l for Lorry. (P3-21 Aug) 4:00 p.m. 2 days prior to Held every Monday af- ~ntral: legation separate Numbers are requested not h;rnoon at 1.2 p.m. Publleatlon clay. to send originals ol Small Bingo FOR: Mlnlltry of Att~rne/i. 1979' "GS7~I0 'E Suzuki entrance .. Parking and V.D. CLINIC , ceblivlston Included. Phone documents to avoid loss. Sunday, September 23, 1979. Gwm'at--Provlnctat Cm~rti (Sl~Clat). Brand new 1300 NEEDED Immediately or ;CLASSIFIED: Held every Monday at 3::)0 U,000.00 Bingo 'Judiciary, Terrace, B.C. 'RM Saddle east Silly bar ~.--21~. (P3--16 Au~l) All claims ol errors In or by appolntment. by sept. 1at. Part or fully 2:00 p.m. on day previous to advertisements must be 'OCTOBER ' ...... REQUIRES: I yeerclarlcal S~03.00 Firm 43S-23~8 furnished house or fratlor. day of publication Monday to SANITATION Tuesclsy, October 9,. 1979.: experlonca and a typing ¢5--20 Aug) received by the publisher The public health Inspectors No basement suite please. Friday. within 30 days after ~ first Small Bingo . speed of 50 w.p.m. Auxiliary are now situated In Eby: Sunday, October 14, 1979. position from August 1, 1979 References supplied. No ALL CLASSIFIED CASH i~bllcation. Street. They wlll be pleased S2,003.00 pets. Phone anytime 638- WITH ORDER other th, n It Is agreed by the ad. to end of November 1979 for For Sale: 1978 Yamaha iT For Saleby ownor 1104sq. ft. to asslst wlth any sanltatlon Tuesday, October 23, 1979. three (3) days per week on a /75 Dirt Bike. Excellent 1980. P3-Auo 2tD ~ ' ' ~' 3 Dr home with 4th bedroom, BUSINESSES WITH AN • vsrtlsar requesting space problems. that the liability of the Smell Bingo continuous basle. Canadian condition Only SO0 miles. family room,bathroom and ESTABLISHED ACCOUNT. SPEECH AND HEARINGi Sunday, October. 20, 1979. WANTED TO PURCHASE • Herald In the event of failure citizens ere Riven Asking saso OEO. For fur. sauna In basement. Located CLINIC ~,000.00 Bingo (BCRIC) B.C. Resources service charge of 55.00on sit .to publish en advertisement preference. : . fl~r, Information phone 63S-' on large lot on Westvlow Held at 4612 Grie9 Avenue• "NOV EMBE~ ~,,~i~.~ ~ ~U~Vt~p~,mo~th, son, ~L~.~..:~.~ !.~vestm0~ Corporation Drlye. Phone 6354426(FM~I. N.S.F. ctmlusS. . .:'" or In the e~ent of:an error Hearlng tests wlll be done by eppcarlng In the ad. Sunday, I~ve~r 4,, 1979. pro, rated -Flu&, IsoMtlon , ~ m: ; ~ ;: ' L~',' "~" ' ] ' ~ Aug)-,' : .: .... ~, referral from family doctor 12,000.00 Bingo allowance of SS2.S0. 4226 '. 'Apt. 10.S Cedar Gl'ove WEDDING DESCRIP- vertlsament as published or community health nurse• ,ILS30 Scott Ave. (C20-7Sept) i TIONS: shall bo limited to the Tuseday, November 13, 1979. Obtain applications from 1974 Honda 'CBSS0--4 23,000 638.11S5. Small B|ngo and return to: mllee 6000 on engine and Gossan Creek subdlvlllon No charge provided news amount paid by the ad. LONG TERM CARE Wonted to Buy: Outboard .Almost new 2 BR,', submlttecl within One month. vertlsar for only one In. Sunday, November 18, 1979. transmlslon new rear. Office at No. 20S.4621 Lazelle Attorney Generals Office tlre,chel0,hottery,ollcooler. ' motor with let. Praterrably Ilvlngroonn, kltchendlner, 4, aS.00 production charge for correct Insertion ~or the Ave. Tel 635.9196. $2,000.00 Bingo Tuesday, November 27, 1979. Attention; Mrs. Norris .Phone Mark after 6PM at. 40 HP or over. Phone638.1613 piece bathroom qntranca wadding and.or engagement portion of the advertising Assessment and planning for clays. 635-$136 evenings. (cS- pictures. News of waddings Small Bingo nbr. 15--4546 Park Avenue .(Prince Rupert) 627--712S hall. All good size. Un- space occupied by the In. those eligible for Long Te|'m 21A) flnlsked full basement. Now! (write-ups) received one correct or omitted Item only, Terrace, B.C. PS---20 ' Aug ) Care. 1" drilled well.Over 2 acres. m~th or more after event .and that there shall be no AID TO HANDICAPPED NEEDED $10.00 charge, with or PRE.SCHOOL TEACHER- GL 1000 Exc; condltlon.~lew partlall Y.,'cleared $40,000. liability to any event greater Office at No. 20S.4721 Tuesday, December 4, 1979. .Ride Into town weekdays Phone 63S--326S (PS---20 without plcture. Subject to then the amount paid for, SUPERVISOR REQUIRED: fires Phone 6,~T.~)~4~g~l~f0r Lazelle. Tel ' 635.9196. Smatl .Bingo ba~Nlen 0:1S a.m. end 8:4S Aug), ~ condensation. Payable in SUCh adv.erttslug. Assessment and guidance Sunday,December 9, 1979. Stewart ~qa~s~ho~l esquires • Mike. ~ (frO)__ ' L ' a ~eschor~mpafVlesr~ the ~a.m. Live on Old laktlkl Lk.. advance. Ad~er tlsern~ents mus~ for vocaflonel and social ~,003.00'Blngo Rd. near Apex Red • Whlto. A modern 3 bedroom home comply with the British Tuesday, December 18, 1979. fall. Prerequlsltoo ore High on Skeena Street with full: rehabilitation done .by Small Bingo School graduation or Will pay for gas. Phone Ill.' • 'CLASSIFIED AN. Columbia Human Rights Act 17SSefter5:30 p.m. (nc.cffn. basement. 1 roughed In i ; NOUNCEMENTS: .~.4~.s, ultont...... Sunday, December 23, 1979. equivalent end have com- which prohibits any ad. aft) fireplace, one completedI Blrtho S.50 wrtlllng that discriminates TERRACE S2,000.00 Bingo plated Early Childhood fireplace, full carpeting In. Engagements S.50 against any person because WOMEN'S Development StudieS. For Sale-- Kitchen table; dining room, living room,. '. Marriages S.50 of his rice, religion, sex,' CENTRE For more Information • Persons holding •their' B,C. atactrohome radial radio-- WenhDci to buy--old car and "end bedrooms. Price In-~ color, natlenellty, ancestry' i Deaths S.S0 A suppert service for woman I~one: Teachers Primary Car- record player, hideaway truck batteries, Top price cludes frldge and .stove. Funerall 5,50 or pleea of origin, or because' 4711 Lezelle Ave. tlflcate may also apply, lounge,~ recllner cheli', Drive by 2012 Skeana, thm hll uga Ii babylon 44 lad 6S. L3541~ KERMODE FRIENDSHIP paid. Will pick up. Phone. 'Cards of Thanks S.S0 although additional courses various other Items. 1970 635-4733 (PIO--Aug 31) Inquire at 635-6802. (P20- Monlorlel Notices S.50 yllrl, unllll the condition II Drop In: Monday to Friday , SOCIETY maybarnqulred. Forfwther Cadillac. Strawberry plants .2~AUg) luetlfled by e bona *fide -- 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 4451 GREIG AVE. information' cell 634.9172or to give away. Phone 635-- PHONE 6SJ.i,lJ7 requirement for the work. Open Thursday evenings- TERRACE, B.C. ~.378S or mall applications 3M5 1=3-17.Aug 4 bdrm. house, ful| CIinlflad Advlrtlsln| Dept Involved. 7:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. (no-off) via 1M4 to Box 591, Stewart, 6.C. V0T ...... SPOT CASH' basement, 2 fireplaces, wall v 63,$4906 1WO. (c17.~1) SURPLUS FURNITURE lowell carpet.. . Rumpuf OVEREATERS INC.23Dac) ' SPECIALS~ for room started, large corn6 Do you feel you have e. ANONYMOUS Shov~lng presently at the Experienced .cocktail Brand new sofa beds from lot In new aulxllvl|lon.See at drinking problem? There is, meets Wednesday it 8 p.m. KItlmat Museum is waitresses for The Cave t550.03 four old fumltura, guns - •3342Mth. Vista or phone ~lS '2402. Full price S$4~03, (¢0. help at St. Matthew's Anglican "AQUATIC EXOTICf', a Supper Club & Disco. Apply' Chesterfield and Chair what have you. We bw at 3~l,S00Second'Ave~,West, ~DN.50 sell - swap - trade. Weight Watchers meeting Available! Church besemen,t. Phone prize.winning display of Phone 6]S.S138 6,1S.~la~attor6:33p.m. (no. sonllfa of our ocean an loan PrInceRupert;B.C.62~l~11S9. Brand new double beds i Msa fresh salmon roe. held -very Tuesday at 7 p.m. fin) 3 bedroom non besomant at the Knox United Church ALCOHOLICS from Victoria...... $140.00 . . ~ANONYMOUS QUEENSWAY homo for sale. Carport & Hall, 4907 Lozello Avenue. Bo~ters, flshermen~ ~~ed wlthone'onlYsB0.00choirsofasS103.03andUSed hlde.a.hedl~ paved driveway. Fully MEETINGS: outdoor people and folkl, Used chair, from Man. e:3o p.m. United interested In our nature and TRADING landscaped. In town. Drive by 4703 Webber then phone Kltimet A.A. Concfrucfl~m Church, its pl'easlng and eethet!c~i Oroup In Klflmat: telephone Man, | 'p;m. '. Atanen • Rebakah Lodge Rummage aapacf should not misS thli Used kitchen sets t~0.00 and ~!S Katum St. 635-5128 after 6 p.m. for 4S2.371|. Skeeea H.ealth Unit. Sale, Saturday, August lilth. exhibit during August and ~~fl~k Up. ' ' appointment to view. (C5. MEETINGS:. Th.Jrs. or Sat. e: 30 p.m. Mills 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Oddfellows September. '.~' ... ltarti~ng ~. ~JT,.~tYg~ For Used stoves Ph~ 411-1611 ' 16A) 'Monday • Step Meetings. Memorial Husp~tal. (nc.tfo) Hall, 3222 Munroe St.I Museum hours: 12-5 e)(:; mor~l~t~itlo~n I~r~e 635- Usedrefrlgoratorl (Affn-25.~,im) .0:30 p.m. Lutheran Church. Donations of articles ac- cept Sundays. '.i. Y2~."(¢~-2~,):' ...... Poly rope sold by the rol Wednesdays Clond espied. Phone 635.2794 for Birthri~t attica (nc.28Sept), ;': SHtF,TSI:,'-ENGINEERwlth only at S30.03 roll. Many Meetings 8:30 p.m. United further Information. (NC.! ' more bargains at the Church. Alternative to Abortion Mills i Memorial Hospital:: faur~claea certificate Terrace Auction Mart Sales 3.4421 Lekalsa • 635.3907 lSk~) Responsible young couple Fridays • Open Meetings 8:30 m Auxiliary Thrift Shop Is:• required for Mills Memorial Floor 4434 Lokatso Avenue need 1,2 or 3 badrongnhouse p.m. Skeena Health Unit, Wednesday 1 p.m.- 3 p;m. having • V: price, sale .,o~: Hospital,I.U.O.E. collective 435.5172.(Cffn.1.08.79) 24 Foot 1976 Relnsll OMC and 6 p.m. • 5 p.m. or phone Rebakah Lodge Annual Tea; or trailer within 15 miles of Klthnat General Hospital. and Bazaar, Saturday, Saturday Aug. 18)~ '~ 1T:~ agreement In effect. Apply ...... engine 17S H.P. Now 55 VHF town. Good references• AI.Anon/~,etlngs • Tuesdays anytime: Lisa 635.3164, a.m. to 4 p.m, a )al|fik~nt' tdt Personal Dlractor Mills channel. New furuno Carol ~35.SI34 (notln) November 1Oth~, Oddfellows available. Phone 63g--' • S:00 p.m. United Church Hall, 3222 Munroe St. (NC. selection of ctotl~al~;l~ Memorial Hospital 4720 Ford Canopy 1 year old sounder end mlckey mouse 1249(PS--20 Aug) (nc) 10Nov.) available every weak, .'. HauglandAvenue, Tes'rece, phons~lS.26S2 Flyme brldgs with all Rape Relief , Please tome and supptrt' B.C. VOG 2W7 (¢5-22 Aug) controls. 2 batteries--rune URGENTLY REQUIRED MILLS MEMORIAL Abortion C,,.,..,,tllng The Terrace Art Association your hospital Auxiliary (no. (A417,20,21,24,27,28Aug on either or b'oth,pleln for Sept lstApt for house for THRIFT SHOP & Crisis L Ins for Is sponsoring on exbiblt of 17 Aug1 For Sale: one 16fl.ceder and trim.Alcohol stove arid Ice responsible couple furnished Mills Memorial Hospital Women Toni Anley prints. August 8 "iflle Geallory Gift and Craft fiberglass canoe - S350. One pock frldge~ Must eell SI2,003 or unfurnished. Phone 6311- Auxiliary would appreciate 63C•l]IS to August 2B at the Terrace Store Is now being operated edlustable queen size steel or OBO Phons 624--5527 1203office hours or 635--4661 any donations of good, clean Public LIb'ary Arts Room. by Northern Delights Food bed frame with casters. (CS--20 Aug) evenings (PS--20 Aug) clothing, any household This exhibit comes from the Co.op. New hours are: 10 Brand now - $40. One pair Itsme, toys etc. for tholr WAN TE D I)f)NA I IUNS Vancouver Art Galiery.i a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday "Tucks" boys size 3 ekatos. 16 foot East Coast dory. Wanted to rent on or before THRIFT SHOP. The Three Rivers Workshop Open during library hours, through Saturday. Open late New. !35. One erborlte top Filler earl & Ilceneedtroller. August 31 preferably out of For pickup service phone for the Handicapped are (nc-28A) Friday evonlngs,..beglnnlng dining rm. table • t35, I SO Phone 635.7015. (PS.16A) town. Phone 6354935sitar 5 63S.5320or 635.$233,or leave looking for donations of any mm Bushnell sporting scope, n.m. (P10.17,AJ donations at the Thrift Shop old, broken or used pieces of New - I,IO. One 1974 - 8:/= ft. 24 foot flbarform Baho. 233 / on Lazelle Avenue on furniture, also any discarded B.C. Old Ago PensionersTea OK. camper. Sleeps 2i Mercrulser. Loaded. Phone Regulred hemedlately: ' Saturdays between 11 e.m. wood products we could use & Bazaar will be held Complete wlth 3.way frldge, 63a.le79 after 6 p.m. (pl0. boarding homes In Terrace Saturday, Novemb~ 3, 1979 area for high school stodents end 3 p.m. Thank you. for recycling or renovating. stove, furnace. Excellent 21A) -; Cell us el 635.2238 between at tho Terrace Arena condition. Sl,400. Phone635. from the communltlee of 0e.m. and 3 p.m., we wJJl try Banquet Room from 1:30 WANT~ED FOR OUR 5273. (pS-21A) For Sale: Riverboat, motor: Iskut and Telegraph Reek. INCHES AWAY CLUB p,m.to4:30 p.m. (NC.2Nov) CONSIGNMENT & SALES Harly's Painting and and h'ell~._ ..P~ne. 63,5-939_1. Phene~-7127.S:20a.m. 4:30 Meet every Tuesday night et to make arrangements for pickup. FLOOR. Furniture, ap. Oecoratlng Tile, Llnollum, e-v~ih--gi or 63S.S144, p.m. (A10-2~ A) I In the Skesne Health Unit. p|lances, power tools, hand' Cedar Shakes, Carpet end Rustler camper--Tg model, weekends. (p10-21A) For more Intormetlon phone Learn to make a Mexican tools. Clean small cars, Drywall Free Est. Phone like now must see to ap- 2 or 3 bedro~n house with d33.3747 or 635.3023. 'PREGNANT?' meal at Northern deLIgMe motor bikes, boats, mob)re, d50.1095(¢~.32AuO( preclato 1976:/2 ton GMC 10 foot Cabin Cruiser basement prefered, for Sept NEEDHELP? Tuacday end Thursday or any other goods In ac. SierPa 15 P.S.P.B. 16 foot John~ 60 Fiberglass over let by older couple. Must be Ladles Slim Line Club meets Call Birthright for a, August 14th end 16th. Twelve.. coptabla condition.. ' ' ronebout beat, twin 35H.P. wand.canopy.Exc condition dean with 1 or 2 slops to Monday evening--6:30 "alternative tn 4hnrllon o'clock to 12230. Tortllle'e Terrace Auction Mart. Sackhoeforhlre. Phone635. Cryllor electric start angina. $40000,UBONag one enflqus front eatrence. Call Mr. A p.m.--United Church! phone 6|2.4607 ,mytlme. fillings and retried beans. ~Cornor of iJkalea & ApItoY 6454or ~114757. (Cffn-l-M Phone 63S--2317 (PS-- pot bellied stove S12S.00 Williams Phone 567.4191 ;besament, Kltlmet. ROom g33o Ne~hako r.enlre. (NC-16A) 435-51721.(Cffn.l-M-/9) 79) Aug31) Phone ~15.~1S CS.24 AUg" Colloof'(c2.17,~! Aug)

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100 acres, year round creek,' 1975 Vega, low mllaage,. - ..... Mechanic's Lie : n¢.'petes a full-ties eludent' urcherd,urchai lmallcabln, vlew0f redleltlres,0treckte?eend Muet soll--OIidomM i2X60: f.~-.,. ~,~.o~ -,,,~, I Vehicle for Sale nTer, o,~ qn Horr .Dccorat ,i Inrslment In excess of 4001 SkeaneSkean Rlver.S,10,0000.B.O/ radio, P.S. Excellen~ con- Mchllo Home. Many extras. ~j ~,,c,,,,,, ~,,, I Chrysler Limited' of 4916 " HELPFUL HINTS FOR HOMEOWNERS /:thle,Septomber. Llmltedi PhnnePhnna 6.?J.1605. (P'10.17A) dltlon. Phone638-1312 after7 Can be seen by appotntmen~ I Highway 16 West, Terrace, ELEGANT AND PRACTICAL SKYLIGHTS :dormitory spa~e ori __ :res of rseldentlal land I; . p.m. (Ctfn.24.M.79) ' enly .Phoi14 632--2565 after ITAND B.C. has supplied parts and ' ~ i~::!: ~ii~-- sometimes studenti . SPM(CS--20 aug ) - TENDING :repa,rstoa,,,Do~gaVan ~~~:~ • preference causes some': town. Asking 160,000. Phon~ '. - ' • ' , CONTRACTS owned'.by Clyde Nelson, 4734 ;~ Itudents:, to seek ac.! &lS.~635-9247. (p5.~lA) . 1977 Flreblrd Formula. ~ Sealed ~ndarm for the Walsh Ave., Terrace, B.C. ,;;~;:.,::;: ...... --:.~ , • -; ~ • , package inc. 400 motor. ,~:e~/~,/;.. . ;..:..:, •/cemm0~klflonoff campus. To! following f stadd tending The bill.remains unpaid and ! :;~f~/:;i~:~~~ seellt" both lendlord and, Lot f©for asia' by ow/ler. 7"~ Hu.derL N~..F.~ ,1C~7,0ff~ ForSala: 13X4S3Br.Moblle contract(s)iwlll he received efforts to contact " owner ~;:~;,;;:/:~: ~,:~ .,]/, shglent:tha college will Pnstl .PinePine StreetI Thornhlll. area.' ena~u DUll! In _. 7, home with flnimhnd I0x24 by the Regional Manager, bava brought no response,so "',~.i~:~~;,~:;'i: ;"" .natl¢*e of avalloblo housing. S12,00 Sl2,000.00, ealy! terms, ur.:lgreal' ~hlIsa. ~1--~=; "addition let up In• a Ministry of Forests, Prlnca the vehicle will be sold under ~:~, ~ ~,~"~,~ !Peqple In the Terrace . PhonePhono2!12.37d& (P24-24AJUg) oE.ion,- noel llmdldcoped spot In a Thor. Rupert, B.C., on the dates Thornhlll area who are In;' ~._~, ...... ~]o--~ ~ugp shill trailer 1:ark. Call ~ shown bel~v.. Act to highest, bidder at 2: ~~ negated In renting ran[nOr T.Ot.~Lot. ~.. for .... Isle at Capperelde 1269for ' sppaln t h~entto view 1. ContraCt ST 1031-7.1S-,Is PM August___.._._30th,1979 .Bids • room and board, or sultd's to !E.~,4~ 'Phone* 635,7091. 1963 Ford Falcon -3 door '(PS--~ Aim) & RF. Loce~d Thunderbird. .will be held secret until the Itudints may Ilit thesa (~17AUg) aml©. arena, to offers. " •-" Rang,r District Terrace. ~eale; c|.16 Aug. accommodations at the - " .... ' .Pl~l~430.1916affar6pm(¢S-.~ Number of' hectares 39.4. ~tudant Services Office In PROPERTY 33 Aug) 1972. 13x~1 Moblll Home. 2 Viewing daft August ~8, 1979, the college, In person or by FORSALE bedrooms, excellant con- 66. RECREATIONAL: telephone at 63S.6511. (a183. - ~r'Salt 1978 Z--20 Camaro dltlon Imltlatlen'flreplace . leaving Ra/tger Station "at ' vI:HIRLi:R 31"A) •. ' , . '160',,~ a.... ~.T.,;=;, n P , Phone 635--2471 tC5--30 Will c~lelder Imlll car In 9:00 o.m. .... ~',- ,- .,~,,,r, ,-.,-., • . '" ",---,- -,- ...... ,.~,,m Deadline for receipt of - 3"1 ~ ~$ A LASTING SKYLIGHT can enhance your homo. mlte'mlle'off Hwv"" 16'' Llahtlv"" " Aug) " i Aug),'auu. rno,w~-,~mo. ~v,,'-,, ~teflders Is 1:30 p.m. Sep. .... treed.tree( 18 " miles from ' . tember 6, 1979.. Travel Trailer for sale. Like Even when the weather clean with just soap and 'W~tsd to rent 'by reliable Houston. 2 miles• from new condition. View at Reel is frightful, skylights are de- water. TancSers must be sub. Inn Motel. Lost trailer on workln0 couple '2 or 3 bdrm. Sunset Lake. Power, water mitred on the form and In the lightful if you've got the Installed by experienced •left, on Highway 16 West. right kind. ' housa or trailer on a lot end 3 b¢Irm, traller. Asklng 1975 Vista Villa 12x68 envelopes supplied which, fabricators and specially ~before Sept 1. Phone d3S-- ~1,500. ~/" For more (cS-17A) A new material is ,now 1975 Ford F.2SO4x4. 3S0-V-0, Trailer, Phone 635-9301 after with partl~lars, may be constructed to help in- Ql~.or 635.-9.414 134Nveen 8 Inform'atl~ c~tact: chtalnnd from the Forest available for. the installation sulate against noise, this P.S., P.B. Complete with 6 PM (PS.~! Aug) 1977 Land Cruiser, soft top & AM--4PM •References •- G.W. Gibson of a skylight into .your roof ACRYLITE ® SDP ® sheet k eannW, 23 channel C.B.~ Ranger(s) Indicated, or that won't let the outside iavallable (P--F-Au0 24) ' P.O,Box 148 from the Rnglonel Manager, hard top. 18000 highway made by CY/R0 Industries ToPley, B.C.or : twin C.B. oriels,8 flock tape • I~mHI Ato~ Expando trellir miles. New ¢ondltlon. Call in when the weather gets iu clear, white and decorator player. Evenings please Ministry of Forests, Prlnca rough. This new material • > C;F. GlbSon for sale. Furnh~had with Rupert, B.C. ' evenings. 847.3555. 847-3241 shades of solar bronze. It. : .'~" # " phnnO635-75!7. (Cffn-l.~79) is a double-skinned acrylic Terrace B,C washer and dryer, frldge and The lowest or any tender days. (C10-22A) ribs help block vision, pro- sheet that's both ligl,t- tecting your privacy as well. r 'Rtllabla young married "f '635.3975"I* ' " " stove, dishwasher and will not necessarily be ac. i97e Ford Bronco 4x4, V0, 14 foot travel trailer. Sleeps' weight and load-bearing : c:oupla would ilk~ a.~ lor2 (tfn-stf) "" freezer Asking $14,500.00 mptsd. For the name of the P.S., P.B., auto. Like new -- Ph635.67il0or 635.3311ask for S, stove, oven, frldge & with excellent impact re- . ~/.Ixlrm. house ,al~.,or:tJ'aU~r __'" , ..... Immaculate Interior. Priced This call for Tender Is sistance. It's one material nearest authorized fabrics- ~ .S~tl. Ph~e,~l ~c .,,..,.~..,. local 264 Doris Smith P15--7 under the terms of The furnace. Phone 635.4761. that wi]i stay on your sky- tor and a free booklet about • to sell. To vlew phons 639- Sept (c10.22A) • lifter SPM.(CI0--/Aug,:13)~! vv, DUOIIIr.o~ 1026. (pS-~) Canada British Columbia light a long time, lookfng this new material, write "' ...... OPPORTUNITY Intensive " Forest great. It let" in as much for "News in Transp~h'ent Wanted to rent by retpon. Management Agreement. One home built 8 foot light as glass, and lets out Plastics," cWRo Industries, For Sale: '19~ Courier 95. 37 19743 Br KnloM doublowlde elbla .couple , with : two r~l;~_.~:[.l:l[.l~ffAV=~l~:Imj: passenger bus. 471 GM .(010.24A) camperotte Insulated car. much less heat. It's easy to 697 Route 46, Clifton, children, 2 or 3 bedroom .~s .area~r. or PlZza. situated on ~ acre lend. pared and wired for lighting. install, and can be kept New Jersey 07015. dlesM. Losethen 31,000miles soaped tot .on Coppenlde .home or trailer. Phone ~ S~gheHI.Steek. house. For since last molar overMul. Nottcote " ' ': S435.00 Phone 635.9731 P~ 1694. (P10.20A) more Information apply Subdivision. Hen veg gordon, ' DennisLadoucour ' 1.7,21;24 Phons ~qS-S.T/O after $:30 greenhouse, smokehousl stating age and a small p.m. (pS.17A) An application has been resume of yourself to: and sh~KI. Exc condition. • made In this court for an 17 foot travel trailer in ex- , Ittza Jco'l Please clell after 5pro 635- order which may affect your cellent condition sleeps 6. Wharf In It For you (ff 19)2 GMC 4x4 Phone d3S-7069 3014 c10-37 Aug R~ld Street P1-17 AUg rlghtL 'You may obtain Propane frldge, toilet, Lower prices and a better .... . : ;qqeimel, B.C. : further Information from the furnace, oven, 3 way Ilghte, environment can come from qort office at the 101 Mail, .... .:: • V2L2M6 For Isle: 1974 GMC 4x4 For Sale: My.de. wr/thrill equalizer hitch, electric avoiding some legislation. floor. Air conditioned. (¢10-31AJ ..,,,:. ~ ,;, ...,:. pickup. V4 4 speed P.S.p.B. Floor, 38 Plne St. North, brakes and c0ntr01s. Asking Many have discovered that • Located. at 4633 Lakolsa bdrm. tully furnished. Sulte 127, Tlmmlns, Ontarlo Asking ll:Hi00.00 Ph d3S-O202 Skirted and fenced In town $3000.00 Phone 635-4277 the much-touted "bottle- "Avenue. Phone 6335,2553. P1-17 AUg P4N 61(4. (p3.Aug 20" bill" requiring beverages to (Cffn-l.0e-~) ~,.~~,J .... trailer court. Also one ecrs The court will hold a cleared 4at In New ReeD. come 'in deposit cans and hearing at the name address 1974 Travel Mate trailer for' bottles can have an effect .... • ,,. :,: ~:-,~:~., Ex Army Communlcatlone One 15 gallon water pump. on August 37, 19/9 at 9:30 • opposite to what its pro- Phons 63S.2~7. (1~20A) sale, Asking $2600.00'Also ponents claim. •,!9,/.3 Obey. Cheyenne ~Ton Van 4 by4 ~ton. ~ ~hape a,m~ or as soon after that You may be able to save 112500.00or near offer. Phone time as the case can be auto washer for parts.. In Michigan, the most when you shop if the coun- furlng spa~:ew~Omh!~Jm- ,p,**i), '~eaw auty euspen. Asking 150.00 Phone d3S-S03S heavily populated state to mediately. 31~i~uare.fpeh. d3S--4343(P4-., 17 ,Au~) heard. If you do not come.to try is saved from some laws. the.hearing, on order may be I~-23 Aug implement the controversial Downtown Iocllflon.:vRhone 11¢ law, consumer, pay an all times. Violators race a • 1S-7040. (Ctf~I.-M-7~) '., :*":': ' .~' " 1967 Ford Vs ton. Go~ made In your abanneD Dad running condition. $I;00firm. enforced agelnsf you. average of 36 cent. more $10 fine. The law alan re- per six pack for soft drinks ' ' 1~7. 2~ motor. 3 epaod Phons 635.6095. (p,l-17A) You may also obtain In- quires all public places to formation about this matter 11975GMC customized van1 and 30 cent. more per six provide litter receptacles Uffl'cespace for rent ~)0 sq ft fronsmleslon. Pusltrack rear 1979 CJ7 Jsop. P.S., P.B., pack for beer than con- of,alr condltloned maln floor end. Excellent runnlng from tho Proc0plne and I Custom paint lob. P.S.,i that meet specifications ovenize fires. 7,200 km. OFFER FOR I P.B. Lots of extras. Must~ Sumers in Wisconsin, Indi- offl~ space. Separatestreet condltlon. Asklng SS00. District Children's Aid ana and Ohio. About 300 making them uniform and IIF,~0 aBe. d3S-~, Local SALVAGE Society, 54 Algonquin • Ibm see to be appreclated.I easy to identify. Widespread lovelentrance.Fourysoreld Phone d35.999e. Aek for $3, Ran. (nc4ff) LOGS AND TIMBER good jobs have been lost so hulldlng, Excellent d?wn. DOnnlL (cS-17A) Boulevard East,• Tlmmlne, ' I Phone as.zoo. ,Ask form far and many community signs on the highways rein- Ontario P4N 1A2.' Area.code i M'ke' (eft'fin) " i force an anti-litter ethic. town location off street For Sale: 1972 Ford 302 recycling centers closed as a parking. Phone Mrs. Slmp- for sale 1960 Buick LeSabre. OFFERS: Plainly marked 705.264.4257. direct result of the bill. This "people program" can rebuilt plus C4trensmlselon - on the envelope "Offer on (A3-14Au) Since people create litter. pay off. ']['he State has re. 'son ~lS-&~5 8 am .4.30 pm 7h000mllen4916GalrAveor SO00.Owner leaving town -- .otfn 171001)2 phone 63S.7~4 132.20AUg P.T. nbrl01"wlll be received ,,~ and only people can solve it, ported growth of a 27 must sell. Please phone 635- by the undersigned on a lot TL~I~ffi~'~. many suggest alternatives to million recycling industry • _. .. . ~ ~4.. ,,,~.vatte~, t~er/ln. after $ p.m. (pS.21A) balls only, up to 2:00 pro., Use "-,-~ "wmw -~-u~w " -- ,,fo~ced.~depnsite, One-ik the ,'.~r~or, r.nt:= ~lO0~: eq:':~ft,"~l~lG~ ' F.$.~ ~',il':,' "~r Sap~mber~::; 1879~'f6r :the Herald i .~,~~ ,.,.~.,:~ What s in.qtuM~o~.'~# warehouse and office 'spaCe :~7"m;~a"& :i;d]ii;. pwchaeeand removal of ~~: '~ashi~on ,' whldL'. ~tte'cke better looking neighbor- dclso to town, paved parking AM.FM, stereo. Full geugee. approximately 320m3 cedar, Olaseifle|s .... all litter, not just bottles hood, rather than higher approximately 33~n3spruce and cans. It requires litter prices at the neighborhood area. Immediate oc- Til.t & telescope stsorlng. T, BRITISH COLUMBIA cupency. Phone 635.5431) roof, 350.auto." Asking 1974 3BR Knight doublewide and approximately ]30 m3 636-6351 . bags in all cars and boat" at store. days end d3S.79S9evenings. S6,500.00. Phone 635.3S59. situated on ~ acre land. hemlock logs timber P 10 • (1:9.17A) mcaped lot on Copperelde located'an Is and where Is" Suixilvlelon. Has vug~ gar- end "as found on site" In i I t den, greenhouse, Kltsomkalum . Provincial amokehoueaand shed. Exc Park, B.C. Cendltlon.Pieane ceil.after Each offer must be ac- Opportunities 5PM 63S--2014 companied by a certified Partners needed (C10~/~l~Ug)[, I. cheque made payable to the MIniym~ Iof,~'.FJem:l;for,~lO I perc:m4t'~of'the~,bld; If the . .• onG01d alines,,, .... 12x~ Glendale mobllo home Career (1974). Includes large heated successful, bidder sub-' The Open Learning Institute has an opening for • and flnllhed annex. Asking saquantly withdraws his Budget Assistant. Diamond Drill ready. $15,520.'Uflllty shed In rear offer, the 10 percent -- extra. Asking aS00 OBQ, payment shall be liable to I I Reporting to the Burear, the Incumbent will be Phone 636-2108 or over $400. Phone 635-7949 forfeiture. responsible for analyzing requests for budget In- from Sunday,to Thursday. The highest of ony offer wlli formation, daslgnlng end Implementing budget and §3§-3D76 evenings (1~-20S) not necesearily be accepted. budget reporting systems, assisting In the assembly of The conditions of Sale are: budgets and reports for tha MInletry of Education and Mobile home, 12x68 1)All sdlvege logs and other agencies. Ak:Gulneas. Set.up In trailer timider shall be removed which is expaidli! & is fast Itocomini one court. Asking $16,000, un. from the site within 21 days, ef lie most challeillil places to work at Preferred appllcente will have an accounting furnlehnd or best offer. commencing from the deed background or have worked as a systems analyst. Phone 635-5729or write P.O. of acceptance of offer. • rellmires Box 1121, LIIIcoat, B.C. (Ca. 2)The site Is to be left clean Closing date: August 24, 1979. 21A) end tidy to the satisfaction of the District Superintendent UTRESSES It complete resume to: NEEDEDI! 3 bedroom Estate mobile herein named. ,( home. In good co,edition. Set 3)The 4~rchaser agrees whim oxporioic_n, neat appearance and upon~a~pptlmca of his otter to assume reap!maiM!it;ms, willii! T.sOP.. L'AR.,.O ,.rr,TUT n Pine mushrcemeareabundont in the Terrace - Kltlmat up on spacloue lot I.n Terrace BLJ For.o.el Do...m., i • Hazelten area and can be worth I;.1. S7.50per lb. for Trailer Court. Phone and M~,atIJImee ~harealtsr well and sufficiently (to/In. ..,.~.;'~. 7.1 ~ way I YOul Anyone Interested In picking mushrooms for 9768. (p$.ITA) nn w r-_~u__v_::_± _X Richmond, B.C. I cash, please contact: r BSZ LEARNING "~"-vGx;iC- I ( 1974. 12x60 2 bedroonl For Appomtment" Carl B INSTITUTE ( Bendix trailer. Set up In Elff!ne Inouye Woodland Heights .Trailer q Perk. Fully furhlshed. ( Asking $12,000.00..638-1655. 636-9461, (C6.17A) the reP~'gva,p}' ': eaRL... :'. ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::• "5. :;. 'S~lO.e*. ~q~ r ~ be uied must*..iML,.,-~?fld~, : '" NORTHWEST ALCOHOL& DRUG ;0 !.,l~- NORTHWEST Lessons In Identification of this valuable mushroom ( 1978 • 14x70 Manco mobile from Mr, F,M,':4:le4dt,-'th~ ' COUNSELLING SERVICE .... COMMUNITY will be arranged. homo. Unfurnished, set up & District ~ .SO~Srlntehd~n't...... COUNSELLOR Z . "~ COLLEGE ( skirted In local trailer park. referred to below, prlor,,tm I.: ~,?b' ~ Phone 635.9736. (Cffn.l-0& ~, ;~ PRINCE RUPERT. B.C. ". ~ ;.'J~ b , commencement of rem~e~ • ) e * 79) of the lags end tlmbar'. -., • .'~Requlres a 5) The successful, blddlm Tp.,~er Outpatient Service to alcohol and drug t must obtain a IIcence to cut, d~ent persons. Must be able to work with SECURITY and timber mark from the minimum supervision. Duties include client - ATTENDANT Forest Ranger at comselling, assessment, referral, case con- DUTIES: Under the general suporvlslon of the Terrace, B.C. ~ierence partieipati0n, documentation and much Supervlser of Resldlmca to perform eacurlty ~)The successful bidder will community contact. checks of the campus: to soporvlso the HOTIOE assume full responsibility residences and certain shJdent activities; to for etumpage payments as conlrol access to the campus end buildings; to outlined In the IIcence to cut Minimum QusUfleatlons: BSW; or• RSW; or University degree in Social make relevant Investigations and r .epurts; other referred to. duties ee assigned. 7)Scellng fees shall be berne Seienees plus two years related experience; or Kitimat GeneralHospital Society by the successful bidder. Secondary School graduation or equivalent plus ' C)UALIFiCATIONS: Grade 10 minimum or elght years related experience, equivalent; Indush'lsl First Aid "C" Certificate For further Information ' (or ability to acqulrs one); supervisory ex. If yon wish to jolt the Hospital Society aid Ira. a vote at conte~ Mr.F.M, Heldt, 8alto'y: perlenca; progressive attitude towards people; • District Superintendent, $X.,4S0.00 per month, deslro to Improvo leadership skull. Lakelse.Atlln District, the Animal initial[ ou September 19, 1979 yea have eel/to pay Mlnlelry of Londe, Park end ~q:n CONDITIONS & BENEFITS: ECGEU mere. Housing,' Box 119, Terrace I berlhlp and I~motlts; shift work; salary Sl269 ,B.C. VgG 4J~ Telephone 798. the $1,00 membership fee hy Sunday, hpst lg, 1070. Send er 8end resumes to: per month plusehlfl differential end 135 for First The Chairman, Alcohol and Drug Committee, Aid Certificate. hflil year $1,00 to tho hospital reception desk er tire hospital's A.W. Cherlton, Chairmen' 'l~errace Community Services, r~-4S94 Lazelle Applications to: Parcheelng Commlslon Avenue, Terrace, B.C. VeG IS2. Phone 638-8488 Mr.R. KIIBOm Parliament Buildings Northwest Cammenlly College beetle il.tho City Cintre Hail (Kltimat)an Saturday next, Vlcterle, O.C. suing Dates , Box VIV ~nl t~lgUSt 31, 19"/0 Terra-,,. B.C. AD nbr 101.19~.110 August 7. 11r/~ (A3,7,10,13,17,20,24,'~). A1-17 Aug 'i

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The outhor is Mon~er of Breakfast: Going With The Grain S~lea Engineering for the ' + An unusual village •.... :: ' Amnlis Refining Company, III • " with Americas driuer~ and needs of. children and adults, i begins to restore .," itseff their automotive.+ oo++needs for the .importance of a good ~~:~~++.+ more than 75 years. breakfast cannot be over. J' .... ~* '!'ii'iii:')!'!i By AI Sweelcy estimated. In this article, a • " . ' '" .~ A car Is as fuel efficient-- scientist who has hod long ~ :~,::,'~I involvement with American " +i Cl~;:i]9:~l~:a;;T:~:;e ~'~?~,itaT: { driver.eeonomiesHere,sor p.rofllgate--ashow withint° itsput yourfUel breakfast• habits explains how cereal.based breakfasts church, Since ~ church always On another holiday, he was .reach, . while contributing Stupor. meant that tht) l~ople had come expanding the root cellar and tantly to daily nutritional to stay, this little red brick saw a ledge of good brick- ~ +,,o+.+,,+++,..need& : mmn 2+ I+ building put the Fraser Valley making clay. Staking out his 256 community on the British hectare claim, he sold'shares and Breakfast cereals am high- .. Columbia map. incorporated as the Vancouver ly nutritious foods which, But fwst, they built the Fireclay Company. The brisk- because of ease of prepare- 1941 ;dis 50 55 6 ' "/6 tion, are playing an intrans. bfickworks, and then the plant yard went up near the old root ingly important role in Voluntary Mtoratton ofkey nutrientsJnb,,r,e_akfa~cem.als manager's house, followed by cellar and houses ware crectcd providing essential nutrition to whole grain levels began in the early l~U s, rorthication the superintcndent's house, and acrossthe mad, downWire driving fuel willwaste, whittle at'breakfast for millions of to higher thm whole Wrain levels in the 1950's-until the accountant's, and so on, all Charlie's connection with ch,d.ren "and adults each today more than 92% of reedy-to-eatcereals are fortified. nmrching in neat pecking order Samuel probably led to the Drive with your reason, morning. up Claybum Street, below the smashing appearance of these not your reflexes. Plan A recent study showed cereal makes have volun- protein', vitamin D and shadow of Sumas Mountain, and same houses because they ahead to avoid sudden stops that ready:to-eat cereals are tarily enhanced the value of phosphorus. all in brick, too. utilized the natural land flow The C/ayburn Church isopen again. and atsrte. Maintain con- included in these foods to consumers *The nutritional content In 1907 came the general upwardsto the mountain. atant speeds. Move intohigh 44 percent through nutritional fortlfl- of today's fortified ready- store. A year later the school Casting about for a name for from the Straiton area. Many bought it from the United gear soon and avoid using of all child cation. Fortification is the to-eat cereals, whether pre- your passing gear or over- breakfasts. In practice of adding nutrients sweetened or regular (non. went up. Additional framc the brick, what better word villegers followed this removal Church[and the work began. drive unless necessary., fact, a bowl to foods to increlum their presweetened), is the result houses were built. Water was combination could there be than by removing themselves to The church Was dismantled, ReduCing your speed of cereal and nutritionalvalue, of a series of voluntary re- piped in~frcc to the residents. Claybum. The name of the town Abbotsford or Kilgard. The little crew reusable itcm stored. from 60 to 50 mph means milk has be- Because many nutrition, sponses by cereal makers And power. Sewers, storm followed suit. It was definitely school closed. Bricks were cleaned and strap. a fuel reduction of more Dr.Hayden come the tsts recon~nend that break- to evolying knowledge of drains. Who paid the bills? The the best laid-out town around, pcd on pallcls to decorate than 13percent in mostcare, number one ~t-home break: fast provide about 9-5 dietary needs. Cereal reekers brickworks, because Claybum The abundant use of brick gave GENERAL FACELIFr intedor walls. All the wood was ,That's because the en6~ne fast choice for millions of percent of the day's nutri- haue been adding nutrients was a company town, the first an aura ol~ ~rmancncc to what Of those who stayed behind, refinished. A :ncw.,foundalion • operates more efficiently, Americans. According tothe ents and caloriea; cereal to breakfast cereals for 38 in B.C. "could just as easily have been a many arc still alive today, but was poured and ~ rebuilding 'and you cut down the in- Fifth National Household makers have fortifie~! m~t yeore and have provided creased wind resistance en- Menu Census, breakfast is ready.to-eat cereals to pro. information on nutritional shacktown, it took the Matsqui-Sumas-bcgan, with spccial heritage countered at higherspeeds. skipped three times more vide 25 percent of the U.S, content on cereal packages FAMOUS ARCHITECT Abbolsford Heritage'Society and bricks from the Kilgard plant, Friction between moving often by children in house. Recommended Dally Allow- since 1941. Before 1905, Claybum was GOOD BRICK residents such as Chris Straiton It was comp!eledjust last year metal parts in your car's holds which do not serve ante (U.S. RDA)foratleMt Breakfast is a vital part little more than a patch of It was good brick, and it sold to point out to them the value of at a cost of $28o000, not in¢lnd. engine is a source of waste, ready-to-eat cereals, seven vitamin, in a serving-- of dally nutrition, and we Matsqui prairie. The only white as far away as Calgary and even their little town. ing labor, andpald forby wivatc The thicker the lubricant Today's breakfasts are before the addition of milk. know that children who do realdcntthcrcwasJohnMaclure, into Victoria, used for such Despitethe threat of depopu: donations from area residents you use, the more energy is often characterized by in- The much greater percent- not eat ready-to-eat cereals a former Royal Engineer. Hc had diversified building projects as lation, it was not so much to and groups and from Canada needed to ovarcome friction, dividual family members age of nutrients relative to skip breakfast more often, worked on the Cariboo Road and the Hotel Vancouver, the Gas- keep the town alive as to Works grants, Multi-grade lubricants can eating at different times, calories make these cereals Judgments onthenutdtional then as a telcgrephcr before town sidewalks, and Oakalla preserve the beginnings of one Now that it's.ovcr, whal have reduce fuel consumption up selecting and preparing their highly dealralde, importance of ready-to-eat settling down to the life of a Prison. of the oldest businesses in B.C., Ihcy g0t?A beginning, a. first for to Six. percent because they own food and, as a result, Since cereals kre eaten cereals--their contribution ire ::thin enough at cold eating fewer, food items." almcet: always :with milk, t0 American breakfasts, their f~mer. " But Charlic did not last long that. these folks conceived the B.C.; not' just. one hedtagc : starting temperatures to Thus, each food anumse an the" nutriants added to convenience and economic He raised three children on at Ciaybum. He relinquished his notion of a facelift for all the building, so~9 a Whole hedtagc pump freely with the least increasingly important nu- cereak have been ehceen value-aren't matters for that good bottom land, a managerial cap~city while still buildings. For openers, they village..... amount of internal friction trltional role. to complement the nutrients debate or opinion, they are daughter, Sara, and two sons, retaining shams, spending his restored the old village church. There am no empty showcases while maintaining a heavy Ready-to-eat cereals am prmnt in milk; For exam. matters of fact• Eharlie and Samuel. (Another last years prospecting, visiting . Over the years, it was used by here. Every building is lived in. enough,oil film at operating ideally suited a. sources of pie, • typical fortified Dr, Hoyden is president brother and sister came along native friends, and playing golf every denomination, the last Even the little ted bdck temperatures, to provide needed nutrients because ready.to.eat cereal is high of the Cereal Institute, Inc., much later.) in Stanley Park. The bfickworks, ~icc being held on June 6, schoolhouse ilregistcrs the prim- proper protection, they are popular foods con-. in iron, several B vitamins, which was founded in 1943 Sara went on into the now known as Clayburu Indus- 1958. The church closed its amy grades, i ." sumed by all segments of vitamins A, C and cerbohy-:to encourage greeter aware. newspaper business, Samuel tries Ltd., still operates in d~orsandthcyearspasscd. If you are in thc neighbor.' the population. As food draft. Whole milk is low neas of the nutritional went on to become the famous Abbutsford. ' . ROTTING WOOD hood; drop, in at the general consumption patterns at in these nutrients but an importance of breakfast and breakfast have changed, excellent anurce of calcium, tha role of ccreois in tkedict. architect--and Charlie? Well... When the clay ran out in By+..thc time that 1970 had store, It's been lhere since 1909, C'heriie did many things. First of Claybum in the early Thirties, a rolled around, brick was disin- and ask the way to the cllumh. • all, on holiday at Hazlcbrae, his bfickworks was built in nearby tcgrating and wood was rotting. The foll(.$..th.e~ will be glad to "Madness is the feeling that we MnOt'/i~e until we have time. We shall never have father's home, he bought what Kilgard to accommodate clays The Claybum Community Club assist you. .,. time till we love." John Berry

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